Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 11Department of Archaeology, 1992 - Archaeology |
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... context defined by historical circumstance . We could do with another volume but let it be theory and practice , context and , if you like , circumstance . Twenty - five years ago I was advised that my chosen thesis topic would provide ...
... context defined by historical circumstance . We could do with another volume but let it be theory and practice , context and , if you like , circumstance . Twenty - five years ago I was advised that my chosen thesis topic would provide ...
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... context . Is it possible to use unexpected changes in style , content or context to suggest that material culture is being used in a humorous way ? If we see a police cone on the head of a statue , or ( to use a Cambridge example ) a ...
... context . Is it possible to use unexpected changes in style , content or context to suggest that material culture is being used in a humorous way ? If we see a police cone on the head of a statue , or ( to use a Cambridge example ) a ...
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... context of his contemporaries , many such articles seem more deeply rooted in a desire to place Shakespeare comfortably within our own cultural politics than his . The idea that Shakespeare might have thought his own play funny disturbs ...
... context of his contemporaries , many such articles seem more deeply rooted in a desire to place Shakespeare comfortably within our own cultural politics than his . The idea that Shakespeare might have thought his own play funny disturbs ...
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