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Estética y diversidad cultural y de género: una mirada comparativa entre Oriente y Occidente
Cultural and gender diversity constitutes one of the most significant phenomena in contemporary societies. This essay comparatively analyzes how East and West perceive, represent, and manage diversity from cultural, aesthetic, social, and institutional perspectives. Drawing on a theoretical review
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