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Page 110
... symbolic and cultural capital which was to have filtered down to them from the dominant Euro - Canadian society ... symbolic violence " . Sym- bolic violence is committed by way of symbolic power which " . . . imposes a definition of the ...
... symbolic and cultural capital which was to have filtered down to them from the dominant Euro - Canadian society ... symbolic violence " . Sym- bolic violence is committed by way of symbolic power which " . . . imposes a definition of the ...
Page 111
... symbolic violence came from the Native De- partment's non - Native director as well as from the Native faculty . The former , who had considerable experience in delivering pre - packaged curricu- lum to the coastal communities of James ...
... symbolic violence came from the Native De- partment's non - Native director as well as from the Native faculty . The former , who had considerable experience in delivering pre - packaged curricu- lum to the coastal communities of James ...
Page 112
... symbolic violence and symbolic power in all the manners described previously . Harold , who was instrumental in the founding of the Union of Ontario Indians in 1968 and therefore quite adept at the political power game between Natives ...
... symbolic violence and symbolic power in all the manners described previously . Harold , who was instrumental in the founding of the Union of Ontario Indians in 1968 and therefore quite adept at the political power game between Natives ...
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