Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 2Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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... interpretation is not. Interpretation is not a reconstruction of exactly what happened. Interpretation does not discern 'what was going forward'. Interpretation does not settle disagreements among competing interpretations, histories ...
... interpretation is not. Interpretation is not a reconstruction of exactly what happened. Interpretation does not discern 'what was going forward'. Interpretation does not settle disagreements among competing interpretations, histories ...
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... interpretation. But how do reading and interpretation relate? After distinguishing seven distinct notions of meaning, I offer a general account of interpretation according to which, roughly, an interpretation of text T is a statement of ...
... interpretation. But how do reading and interpretation relate? After distinguishing seven distinct notions of meaning, I offer a general account of interpretation according to which, roughly, an interpretation of text T is a statement of ...
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... interpretation, the interpretation of the term at issue stays the same; it is only the application that has been altered. Whilst Milanovic admits that the distinction between interpretation and application may be hard to draw, he sees ...
... interpretation, the interpretation of the term at issue stays the same; it is only the application that has been altered. Whilst Milanovic admits that the distinction between interpretation and application may be hard to draw, he sees ...
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