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	* The so-called ‘second modern’, or post-modern (trans-local) culture appears, open to global influences thanks to the effects of mass media, as opposed to the ‘first modern’ (national, nationally centripetal) culture, withdrawn in itself.		* The so-called ‘second modern’, or post-modern (trans-local) culture appears, open to global influences thanks to the effects of mass media, as opposed to the ‘first modern’ (national, nationally centripetal) culture, withdrawn in itself.

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