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Another phenomenon linked to this last sentiment can also be traced to the emergence of Slumdog, namely, the misconception in the West of what constitutes a 'Bollywood' film, as well as the subsequent reappropriation of this latter moniker (itself appropriating the system which now attempts to 'steal it back').
Slumdog comprador: coming to terms with the Slumdog phenomenon by Gehlawat, Ajay / CineAction
That is, the particular gift of the Reformation is a reappropriation of a Pauline hermeneutic by Luther wherein justification that is affected by grace is effected through faith.
Woven whole: weaving spirituality through a Lutheran Epistemology and ... by Geweke, Deborah / Currents in Theology and Mission
This was a big breakthrough, which led to reappropriation of the site by a younger generation.
Philipp Oswalt, the new director of the most famous architecture ... by Miessen, Markus / The Architectural Review
 
 
 
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