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Latest post Fri, Oct 9 2009 6:44 AM by Antonija. 2 replies.
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Antonija  +  933692 Thu, 08 Oct 09 03:41 PM
Which should be used here?


So, Barth proves that the key factor to defining and perceiving ethnic group is precisely this specific and 'imaginary' boundary, as opposed to previously determined cultural contents of a certain ethinc group.
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wmoynan, 44 days ago
'make-up' I would say.
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Antonija  +  934696 Fri, 09 Oct 09 06:44 AM
Hello wmnoyan!


It's a sociologiacl term, so I'm not sure if it is appropriate to use 'make-up'. I was just wondering what's the difference in the usage of 'content' and 'contents'.

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Antonija
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