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,‘Aristocrats of Knowledge’: Māori Anthropologists and the Survival of the ‘Race’,y New Zealand. Māori leaders such as āpirana Ngata and Peter Buck contested the idea, promulgated by some colonial intellectuals and politicians, that the Māori race was doomed to disappear before the incoming Briton. They argued instead that government policy should enable Māori to flourish alongsi

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Inner Strengths: The Importance of Self-Efficacy, Character Strengths, and Unique Traitsthe importance of a sense of self-efficacy. Then we present some unique personal traits or skills (such as perseverance and self-advocacy) that contributed to their success. At the end of the chapter, we describe some unique talents of the participants in our study that strengthened their sense of s

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True Belief Is Not Instrumentally Valuable non-instrumental value as well. In my view, the consensus that truth is instrumentally valuable is mistaken. Truth is not instrumentally valuable, at least not in the way philosophers standardly assume.

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Hans Paul Becker,Arno Peppmeierkyo Olympics is used as a reason for people for promoting English at schools and universities, despite the fact that there is no direct connection between them. Being exposed to limited information through media discourses which would affect the formulation of one’s belief, the learners do not have