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of representations of Sinti and Roma, critically questioning dominant cultural narratives that reproduced harmful stereotypes. Critical Whiteness served as an analytical perspective for examining how
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Schleswig-Holstein Frage), in which language use and (perceived) dominance were utilized for political reasons (Dyhr 1998). Following the July Revolution (1830) and the Duchy of Holstein joining the German [...] grew, the question of which language (German or Danish) was dominant (spoken and written) and in which domains (e.g., in church and schools), was leveraged by various political agencies (advisory and
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everywhere. Foreign corporations, power ful nations, and local dominant classes all in turn pres ent themselves as helping with reconstruction or use the pre- text of fighting insecurity and disorder in [...] , the fear felt by the millions trapped in the ruts of racial domination, the anguish at seeing their bodies and minds controlled from the outside, at being transformed into spectators watch- ing something
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focus examines representations of Sinti and Roma, challenging dominant cultural narratives that have perpetuated harmful stereotypes. Here, Critical Whiteness serves as a lens to scrutinize how Eurocentric
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and Germany penetrated the market of flint glass previously dominated by England (McConnell 1993). However, the case holding the object was made of a type of wood from a different period. McConnell
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David Adjaye. Synagogue, mosque and church – no one building dominates the others. I N T E R R E L I G I O U S D I A L O G U E 12 Why is it so diffi cult for me to write this article, even though the
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that positions writing as solitary emotional. Of note is the dominance of difficult themes, given the age of students and the nature of expressive writing - the teacher’s role in mediation is vital.
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political structures (Olsen, 2002; Radaelli, 2003). Besides this dominant un- derstanding, the term ‘Europeanization’ has also been employed more recently (especially within sociological work) to denote
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the conceptual apparatus of theories of rational communication, dominant in different versions at the time, was sys- tematically distorted by these theories’ inability to take into account the narrative [...] would be the story of Brexit, that could be seen (beyond the dominant “comic”, at times “romantic” story of liberation from the claws of Europe) as a tragic story of colliding ways of doing the good. [...] social sciences dealing with Europe has to do firstly with the dominance of a normative perspective. This charac- terizes the political science perspective as
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element of a political culture of ’cheerful demand’ against the dominant Sachzwang-construction of politics and economics. This is by no means about political folklore. The demand for a basic income stands [...] cultural mood that has serious institutional conse- quences. The dominant economic mainstream sees social security as little more than a hindrance to the economy, at best a necessary evil. This manifests