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This , of course , is ridiculous , but it is nevertheless true that analysing " structure " can cause one to fall into a semantic trap , especially if one is part of a culture with a strong engineering emphasis . Structure is buildings ...
This , of course , is ridiculous , but it is nevertheless true that analysing " structure " can cause one to fall into a semantic trap , especially if one is part of a culture with a strong engineering emphasis . Structure is buildings ...
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ciently established to discern the structural relationships between techniques and culture . ... of interaction between social structure and material organisation ( hierarchical pattern , professionalised structure of activities .
ciently established to discern the structural relationships between techniques and culture . ... of interaction between social structure and material organisation ( hierarchical pattern , professionalised structure of activities .
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In this volume , for example , Edmonds shows how the small mundane details of flint working practices can be related to wider social structures . Throughout this volume , the authors realise that if we are to embed technologies in ...
In this volume , for example , Edmonds shows how the small mundane details of flint working practices can be related to wider social structures . Throughout this volume , the authors realise that if we are to embed technologies in ...
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