Mexico's Ruins Richard VanNess Simmons

Mexico's Ruins Richard VanNess SimmonsExplores the trope of modernity in Garca Ponce's writings. At face value, the concept of modernity seems to reference a stream of social and historical traffic headed down a utopian one way street named "progress." Mexico's Ruins examines modernity in twentieth century Mexican culture as a much more ambiguous concept, arguing that such a single minded notion is inadequate to comprehend the complexity of modern Mexico's national projects and their

Melissa Butcher explores America's divide over the concept of freedom

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Fok ultimately illuminates the extent to which we can see corporeality as a significant trend in the history of contemporary art in China

identifying genes promoting drought tolerance using quantitative trait loci (QLT) analysis

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and liberation of European sexuality

most innovative and most documented society of the European Middle Ages

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A new theology of ultimate realities and a new theory of religion to back it up addressed to believers

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An account is given of the various disease control methods trialled over the last century and the underlying biological factors are outlined to explain why most of these management options have been ineffective in a monoculture plantation setting to control FWB