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To this end, we have changed our name to the Fowler Museum at UCLA, dropping the "cultural history" designation, a term that has long confused our visitors, linked us with anthropology museums, excluded us from the ranks of art museums and, essentially, distracted from the fundamental work we have always done to underscore the inextricability of world arts and cultures. 1998) The case of Chou: The inextricability of career to personal and social issues in a multicultural context. Rather, Baldwin folds in flashing images of planes, crowds, and passports throughout the trip to Mecca as a means of evoking the inextricability of place and movement at the heart of his vision of present-history. |
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