Robertta E. Thoryk & Patricia N. Roberts. Hegemony Dismantled or Hegemony Disguised? A Discussion in Two Parts: Exploring the Interface between Two Cultures. Brooklyn/Ottawa/Toronto, Ontario: LEGAS Press, 1998. 94 pp.

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Published online: 7 January 2000

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