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deracination

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The Enlightenment never mandated deracination or ethnic or religious assimilation or cleansing--all societies that have made this change have left space enough for religion and social and cultural diversity.
Radical hope: education and equality in Australia by Pearson, Noel / Quarterly Essay
Aa The policy of the total deracination of the Palestinians is central to Israel's advise to the US policymakers in Iraq.
The US War against Iraq: The Destruction of a Civilization by The Palestine Chronicle (Mountlake Terrace, WA)
A passion for divertissement--betokened by the popularity of the Norderney resort and by the imperiousness of fashion--always signifies the deracination of a people from its ethical soil.
Karen Blixen and the Apocalypse of Man: a Voegelinian meditation by Bertonneau, Thomas F. / Modern Age
 
 
 
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