Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 3Department of Archaeology, 1984 - Archaeology |
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... critical self - examination through the explicit baring of assumptions , should have missed this point . The New Archaeologists argued that disciplinary evolution must stem from theoretical debate and self - analysis ; but they seem to ...
... critical self - examination through the explicit baring of assumptions , should have missed this point . The New Archaeologists argued that disciplinary evolution must stem from theoretical debate and self - analysis ; but they seem to ...
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... critical historiography " ) , centres on the view that adequate historical understanding requires the consideration of events and ideas in relation to their specific contemporary contexts and the complex variety of factors which have ...
... critical historiography " ) , centres on the view that adequate historical understanding requires the consideration of events and ideas in relation to their specific contemporary contexts and the complex variety of factors which have ...
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... critical historiography As an illustration of the value of critical historiography for understanding archaeology's theoretical development , two questions will be considered , both of which have given rise to considerable theoretical ...
... critical historiography As an illustration of the value of critical historiography for understanding archaeology's theoretical development , two questions will be considered , both of which have given rise to considerable theoretical ...
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