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Submitted by alesnick on Sun, 02/16/2014 - 7:50pm.

I appreciate your voicing a skeptical read.  Would you say more about what you see in the text of the unwelcome joining of cultural and learning disablities? I read M and V as saying they're actually all cultural -- in the sense of created as meaningful differences via the process of cultural maintenance. 

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