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  1. 841

    Taking sexism out of education : the National Project On Women In Education /

    Published 1978
    Book
  2. 842

    Lieben sie Deutschland? : Gefühle zur Lage der Nation / by Janssen-Jurreit, Marielouise, 1941-

    Published 1985
    Book
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    World of promise : a guide to the United Nations decade of development / by Joyce, James Avery, 1882-1941

    Published 1965
    Book
  5. 845

    Business UNusual : facilitating United Nations reform trough partnerships / by Witte, Jan Martin

    Published 2005
    Book
  6. 846

    The blue helmets : a review of United Nations peace-keeping.

    Published 1996
    Book
  7. 847

    Strengthening the world monetary system : a statement on national policy.

    Published 1973
    Book
  8. 848

    Training in population : the united nations fellowships programme 1953-1983.

    Published 1989
    Book
  9. 849

    The Russian Museum : a centennial celebration of a national treasure.

    Published 1998
    Book
  10. 850

    The novelty of Latin America : globalizations, futures, and nations. Part 1. / by López-Alves, Fernando

    Published 2009
    Book
  11. 851

    Tuberculosis medical research : national tuberculosis association 1904-1955 / by Cameron, Virginia

    Published 1959
    Book
  12. 852

    Dance class / by Selssor, Catherine

    Subjects:
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  13. 853

    Biblioteca Nacional de Astana BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group.

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  14. 854

    Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes de Quebec : OMA.

    Subjects: “…31830 Musee National des Beaux Arts du Quebec 2010-2016 Canadá Quebec…”
    Article
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    SAI BABA AND ZENDO BETANIA GROUPS IN ARGENTINA. GLOBALIZATION, BODY TECHNIQUES AND ALTERNATIVE MODES OF SUBJECTIVATION IN THE CONTEMPORARY NATIONAL CONTEXT by Puglisi, Rodolfo

    Published 2016
    “…It assumes that when arriving to our country, these movements do, although differentially, according to certain hegemonic social matrices present at the national context. Then, from the examination of body techniques practiced by these groups (meditation), this work presents the idea that such practices redefine the participants' body scheme, promoting alternative modes of subjectivation that confront with dominant aspects of current culture; specifically, the conception of people and their links with the environment. …”
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