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... knowledge is not easily classifiable ( Crossick 1977 : 12 ) . It must be assumed that Underhill and his contemporaries would be considered lower middle class and therefore socially marginal to the established bourgeoisie of Oxford and ...
... knowledge is not easily classifiable ( Crossick 1977 : 12 ) . It must be assumed that Underhill and his contemporaries would be considered lower middle class and therefore socially marginal to the established bourgeoisie of Oxford and ...
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... knowledge ( Cunningham- Burley 2006 ) . Nevertheless , based on an interview study , Kerr et al . ( 1997 ) concluded that geneticists maintain a boundary between objective sci- ence and applied science ( subject to social bias ) and ...
... knowledge ( Cunningham- Burley 2006 ) . Nevertheless , based on an interview study , Kerr et al . ( 1997 ) concluded that geneticists maintain a boundary between objective sci- ence and applied science ( subject to social bias ) and ...
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... knowledge ( Allen 1999 , Foucault 1980 ) is that those in power have specialist knowledge . In this example , the creation of GIS maps or digital reconstructions is a specialist discourse , contributing to the pro- duction and ...
... knowledge ( Allen 1999 , Foucault 1980 ) is that those in power have specialist knowledge . In this example , the creation of GIS maps or digital reconstructions is a specialist discourse , contributing to the pro- duction and ...
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Archaeological Histories | 1 |
Our Legacies in Saving the Past | 25 |
Reflections on the Changing Role of Masada in Israeli National Consciousness | 41 |
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