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Trivedi may be charged with a selection deliberately skewed in favor of his argument, but it was an important intervention recalling that canon formation is an ideologically charged activity in a hegemonical and non-equitable global dispensation.
13) As such, there is a pressing need--though perhaps felt less acutely within the United States--to avoid the hegemonical application of the U.
And we would be saying we would be saying (sips drink) that there is a hegemonical discourse which very few people mostly white males construct.
 
 
 
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