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superstructure The portion of a bridge structure which carries the traffic load and passes that load to the substructure.
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superstructure Structure above or on something else, anything erected on a foundation.
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superstructure the institutions of a society emerging its base. The superstructure includes laws, politics, religion, education, art, philosophy, and ethics, etc. The superstructure both expresses, promotes, and determines a culture's ideology. These institutions work to perpetuate the status quo of the bourgeoisie.
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superstructure Think of an elaborate statue on a sturdy base. In Marxist analyses of how societies work, the base refers to the economic system and relations within that society its so-called 'mode of production'. The superstructure of the society, then, is the elaborate statue. This is society s institutions its education system, church, legal system, political system, the arts. Clearly, the base supports the superstructure. ...
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superstructure Provides structural support and covering for the roof and walls of the generating equipment and it supports the electric overhead travelling crane
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