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Soheil1 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

Conceptual relations

Hi.
Is 'conceptual relations' used correctly in:
'This period has witnessed significant development of political, socioeconomic, and conceptual relations with the west.'

What do I use?

By 'conceptual relations' I mean that they exchanged knowledge, ideas, thoughts,.... not political or economic or culteral relations.

Thanks in advance
  

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What about This period has witnessed significant development of political, socioeconomic, and thought relations with the west.?

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This period has witnessed significant development of political, socioeconomic, and thought relations with the west.?
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Try "cultural" - and capitalize West.
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What does it mean?
I have in mind the exchanging of intellectual matters, thoughts.
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soheil1conceptual relations
I think you mean something more like "cultural exchange" even though you don't seem to think the word "cultural" is appropriate.

Google "cultural exchange". It may give you a better idea of what that term means in English.

CJ
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