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 1 Forew            |   publication in the Brazilian cultural journal Catolicismo in 1959,
 2     1,     3,   5|    sorts of extrinsic factors (cultural, social, economic, ethnic,
 3     1,     4     |       depths of the religious, cultural, social, or economic life,
 4     1,     7,   3| regionalism whether political, cultural, or other-within countries
 5     2,     5,   2|   political, social, economic, cultural, artistic, and so on. This
 6     2,     7,   2|        at least, a return to a cultural and artistic naturalism
 7     3,     2,   1|  churches, 70 professional and cultural associations, banks, the
 8     3,     2,   3|     Psychological Warfare: The Cultural Revolution and the Revolution
 9     3,     2,   3|        warfare is known as the cultural revolution.~           
10     3,     2,   3|                This concept of cultural revolution encompasses what
11     3,     2,   3|       economic convictions; in cultural attitudes; in artistic preferences;
12     3,     2,   4|   petition giving the Sociedad Cultural Covadonga86 their firm support
13     3,     3,   2| frequent idyllic eulogies of a cultural revolution that will generate
14  Post            |         identifies itself as a cultural revolution. In other words,
15  Post            |        acts encompassed by the cultural revolution. ~           
16  Post            |      the religious, moral. and cultural uplifting of the world. ~