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social code

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See: decorum


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These values stand in counterpoint to the tyrannical social code idealized by Al Qaeda and by related political groupings such as Afghanistan's Taliban.
unrestricted as reflected in the metaphor of marriage, the social code between "disabled" and "non-disabled" persons as reflected in Baroque manners--yet it remains ultimately inscrutable.
Going beyond the traditional explanation that Jefferson was rebutting Buffon's position on America's degenerative biological influences, Shuffelton suggests that Jefferson was blinded to the genuine creativity of African Americans by the social code of slavery, and was trapped by the limitations of Enlightenment anthropological and anatomical discourses on racial categories.
 
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