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Another must be to ask if legitimate concerns he raised, now so very long ago, could be formulated presently in such a way as to lead productively ahead rather than retrogressively backwards or distractingly off to the side.
From outside-in to inside-out: rethinking The Two Cultures and the ... by Vehse, Charles "Ted" T. / Forum on Public Policy: A Journal of the Oxford Round Table
With its final vision of "de othah Mastah" who will call "me to my qua'ters in de sky," the poem retrogressively engages a racialized cosmology that draws parallels between divine and earthly masters.
Paul Laurence Dunbar and the genres of dialect by Cohen, Michael / African American Review
From this work, we can conclude: (1) In spite of whichever TI introduced, the quality and quantity of connotation of ETCs are both changed evolutionally by complementary trajectories or retrogressively with competitive trajectories.
Impact of technological innovation on growth trajectory of ... by Kaijin, Liu / Singapore Management Review
 
 
 
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