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A sociological analysis of the discursive formation of life sciences and the nation building project in Turkey.
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2000
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Avar, Adile
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Life
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Life sciences
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Knowledge Sociology of
,
Lectures and lecturing
,
Ideology
,
Nationalism
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A. Avar, “A sociological analysis of the discursive formation of life sciences and the nation building project in Turkey.,” Ph.D. - Doctoral Program, Middle East Technical University, 2000.