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Re-entry shock, the "reacculturation" process that occurs when students return home from a sojourn abroad, is a real phenomenon, according to the Office of International Programs.
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Re-entry shock, the "reacculturation" process that occurs when students return home from a sojourn abroad, is a real phenomenon, according to the Office of International Programs.
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This process of what I would like to call “reacculturation” began when Napoleon offered French citizenship, nationality, and complete civil rights to the Jews in France: they would thereby become French Jews if they agreed to give up their own Jewish culture and languages, their peoplehood, and maintain only their religious identity.
The Metamorphosis, in The Penal Colony,and Other Stories Franz Kafka 2000
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That is the delicate function of hermeneutics — the reacculturation of the Gospel.
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That is the delicate function of hermeneutics — the reacculturation of the Gospel.
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That is the delicate function of hermeneutics — the reacculturation of the Gospel.
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Her re-entry shock experience could "easily" be a combination of the usual reacculturation as well as her lingering love for Barcelona, she said.
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Her re-entry shock experience could "easily" be a combination of the usual reacculturation as well as her lingering love for Barcelona, she said.
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What if I ETA’d to, “Non-transgendered people _who are_ so ignorant of this process of reacculturation”?
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