Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 8Indiana University Press, 1986 |
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... Argentina . History plays some good jokes ! In Buenos Aires the word " Turk " means " Arab " or " Armenian , " the word " Russian " means " Jewish . " Some good jokes , indeed ! Bue- nos Aires was born and grew to be a big , industrial ...
... Argentina . History plays some good jokes ! In Buenos Aires the word " Turk " means " Arab " or " Armenian , " the word " Russian " means " Jewish . " Some good jokes , indeed ! Bue- nos Aires was born and grew to be a big , industrial ...
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... Argentina . The colonial " explorers " sent the Indians into oblivion and the immigrant settlers finished the job , as it were . Even the archeological remains are minimal : " All that remains can be held in the palm of one hand ...
... Argentina . The colonial " explorers " sent the Indians into oblivion and the immigrant settlers finished the job , as it were . Even the archeological remains are minimal : " All that remains can be held in the palm of one hand ...
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... Argentina the tango is always felt to be on the verge of disappearing . An older and purer form is always challenged by a newer , hybrid form , while various social fac- tions claim possession of the symbol . The political stakes in ...
... Argentina the tango is always felt to be on the verge of disappearing . An older and purer form is always challenged by a newer , hybrid form , while various social fac- tions claim possession of the symbol . The political stakes in ...
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