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See: basis, bloodline, cause, derivation, determinant, embed, establish, reason ROOT. That part of a tree or plant under ground from which it draws most of
its nourishment from the earth.
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Practising traditional crafts like quilting brings a rootedness in tradition, similar to what many find in their religious practices at church, whether Christian, Jewish, Islamic, Buddhist or Native American. When the exact sciences lost sight of their rootedness in the spirit, they have indeed marked their failure: On occasion, the new localism took a Nationalist turn with the accent on rootedness, on a conception of local identity which froze out outsiders in a way inconsistent with the Republic's putative universalism. |
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