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... culture ; ( 2 ) the Tatar period was one of " stultification " and " isolation from the West " ; ( 3 ) " Russian " culture was deeply influenced by Golden Horde culture , in particular by " Oriental " conceptions of despotism . These ...
... culture ; ( 2 ) the Tatar period was one of " stultification " and " isolation from the West " ; ( 3 ) " Russian " culture was deeply influenced by Golden Horde culture , in particular by " Oriental " conceptions of despotism . These ...
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... culture of the small Siberian peoples , and the slogans that have been prevalent up to now will lose their meaning . Which elements of native Siberian culture can be expect- ed to survive industrialization , urbanization , and the ...
... culture of the small Siberian peoples , and the slogans that have been prevalent up to now will lose their meaning . Which elements of native Siberian culture can be expect- ed to survive industrialization , urbanization , and the ...
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... culture - pat- tern theory as a consequence . Third , the people who ad- vanced culture - pattern theory were mostly Americans , and they were in a rather unique position . Unlike the situation in many other parts of the world , the ...
... culture - pat- tern theory as a consequence . Third , the people who ad- vanced culture - pattern theory were mostly Americans , and they were in a rather unique position . Unlike the situation in many other parts of the world , the ...
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