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 1 Int,  1|  technology, fiction, by standard models of behavior and lifestyles,
 2 Int,  1|       life can find in itself new models of life and mission, new
 3 Int,  2|          re-thinking of formation models and processes. Glancing
 4 Int,  2|        overturning of traditional models of learning and of transmitting
 5 Int,  2|       need of new signals and new models that will help in a rather
 6 Int,  2|         the difficulty of finding models, even mental ones, to live
 7 Int,  2|   transition toward new and fresh models, paths still unexplored
 8 Int,  3|        seriously if the formation models existing until now are able
 9  1     |           elaboration of cultural models and different life experiences.~
10  1,  6 |   technological openness to urban models and managerial organizational
11  1,  6 |     cultural context and cultural models, to the point of re-appropriating
12  1,  6 |       will allow facing all other models that come and impose themselves
13  1,  6 |       precisely the engrafting of models that come from the outside
14  1,  6 |        the outside with one’s own models, inside the culture and
15  1,  6 | assimilation of external cultural models, oscillation between sometimes
16  1,  6 |     between sometimes conflicting models, synthesis and integration. 12~
17  1,  6 |         assimilation of different models, which just leads to confusion
18  2,  9 |          which serve as reference models to arrive at making a choice