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aesthetic aspect

Week 7 – The export Boom as Modernity

This week brought about an interesting aspect of modernity that I had never really thought about previously. I think most people would immediately think of modernity and the modernization of society as a primarily positive aspect of humanity, in the sense that we have moved forward and continued to push the boundaries of what is […]

Posted in Blogs, Week 7 | Tagged with aesthetic aspect, Diaz, Europe and America, Mexico, modernity

Week 7 – The export Boom as Modernity

This week brought about an interesting aspect of modernity that I had never really thought about previously. I think most people would immediately think of modernity and the modernization of society as a primarily positive aspect of humanity, in the sense that we have moved forward and continued to push the boundaries of what is […]

Posted in Blogs, Week 7 | Tagged with aesthetic aspect, Diaz, Europe and America, Mexico, modernity

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