Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 14-15Department of Archaeology, 1997 - Archaeology |
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... meaning . A megalithic artwork , aside from its aesthetic qualities , can justifiably be taken as a message from the past . The message may be simple or complex and its deposition may have been a conscious or unconscious act . Our ...
... meaning . A megalithic artwork , aside from its aesthetic qualities , can justifiably be taken as a message from the past . The message may be simple or complex and its deposition may have been a conscious or unconscious act . Our ...
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MESSAGE ( THE MEGALITHIC ARTWORK ) MEANING ARTIST INTERPRETER REFERENT ( WHAT IS SIGNIFIED BY THE ARTWORK ) Figure 2. The dynamics of meaning in megalithic art , a model based on Fiske ( 1982 ) The modern - day scholar , like the Stone ...
MESSAGE ( THE MEGALITHIC ARTWORK ) MEANING ARTIST INTERPRETER REFERENT ( WHAT IS SIGNIFIED BY THE ARTWORK ) Figure 2. The dynamics of meaning in megalithic art , a model based on Fiske ( 1982 ) The modern - day scholar , like the Stone ...
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... meaning , or with meaning contrary to the right meaning . There must be a right meaning and a wrong meaning ; otherwise you die . My cells yoke , without faith , blindly . ( Eco 1990a : 566 ) Aspects of hermetic thought can be traced ...
... meaning , or with meaning contrary to the right meaning . There must be a right meaning and a wrong meaning ; otherwise you die . My cells yoke , without faith , blindly . ( Eco 1990a : 566 ) Aspects of hermetic thought can be traced ...
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