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... of how the emergence of evolutionary theories was used to give scientific
legitimation to Western imperialism . According to the social evolutionary scheme
, the Saami now suddenly became classified as ' backward ' and ' primitive ' ...
... of how the emergence of evolutionary theories was used to give scientific
legitimation to Western imperialism . According to the social evolutionary scheme
, the Saami now suddenly became classified as ' backward ' and ' primitive ' ...
Page 113
... scholars " , " the free flow of different interest groups , with information " , the "
free rsuit of varying ideologies , and that social knowledge unaffected any
change comes about through the national , religious political practice of social
debate .
... scholars " , " the free flow of different interest groups , with information " , the "
free rsuit of varying ideologies , and that social knowledge unaffected any
change comes about through the national , religious political practice of social
debate .
Page 120
In the mid - 1960s , when New ( notably Ancient Egypt : a Social Archaeology
was bursting on to the History , [ Trigger 1983 ] ) have begun scene elsewhere ,
the Egypt Explor- to supplement the history of ation Society ( the principal body ...
In the mid - 1960s , when New ( notably Ancient Egypt : a Social Archaeology
was bursting on to the History , [ Trigger 1983 ] ) have begun scene elsewhere ,
the Egypt Explor- to supplement the history of ation Society ( the principal body ...
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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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