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The artists show equal affection toward both avant-garde and kitsch--whether in the way the work incorporates the readymade (Holloway), subsumes itself to the functional (Pardo), or simply alludes to the banal (Calame). Christians would do well," he writes, "to stand long under the shadow of Chagall's White Crucifixion, and to recognize that Jesus neither totally subsumes, redeems, nor removes Jewish suffering. The development of economic regionalism (and institutions) on an East Asian and Pacific basis, and the emergence of economic globalization (and differential tying into it by ASEAN members) may constitute a challenge to the ideational basis of South East Asian regionalism as a separate and unique region, in favour of a br oader East Asian regionalism that simply subsumes it. |
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