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provincialize

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pro·vin·cial·ize  (pr-vnsh-lz)
tr.v. pro·vin·cial·ized, pro·vin·cial·iz·ing, pro·vin·cial·iz·es
To make provincial.

pro·vincial·i·zation (-sh-l-zshn) n.
Translations
provincialize
vt to provincialize somethingetw provinziell machen, etw dateinen provinzlerischen Charakter geben


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The only way to defuse the internal tensions within Iraqi federal forces is to provincialize them otherwise Iraqi history will be repeated: a strongly centralized military with a grotesque over-allocation of resources will produce officers who will try to organize coups - and counter-coups," said O'Leary.
What he really wants to do is to show that what is often taken to be a universal course of human development is really just one particular version, in other words to provincialize our idea of modernity.
One might say that it provincializes that older picture; that metropolitan royalist fashioning a monarchical display of power, mesmerized by as he seeks to extend court charisma, now looks decidedly declasse.
 
 
 
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