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750 ) : ... since we are members of a capitalist society with an ideology of its own ,
and since we know that one way ideology operates is to make the present look
inevitable by making the past look like a precedent for modern conditions , then ...
750 ) : ... since we are members of a capitalist society with an ideology of its own ,
and since we know that one way ideology operates is to make the present look
inevitable by making the past look like a precedent for modern conditions , then ...
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Most museums are forced to continue to present their material in this manner due
to constraints of finance . It could be argued that this is a vicious circle ; the
limitations of such exhibits tend to encourage an underestimation of the potential
...
Most museums are forced to continue to present their material in this manner due
to constraints of finance . It could be argued that this is a vicious circle ; the
limitations of such exhibits tend to encourage an underestimation of the potential
...
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The " academic not have attended if South Africa freedom " would be the
academic had been present . The UISPP is in freedom of a dominant few . name
international , but in practice it is dominated by Europe . It has a How does the
ideology ...
The " academic not have attended if South Africa freedom " would be the
academic had been present . The UISPP is in freedom of a dominant few . name
international , but in practice it is dominated by Europe . It has a How does the
ideology ...
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| Title | Archaeological review from Cambridge, Volume 5, Issue 1 Archaeological review from Cambridge |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 25 Jun 2007 |
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