Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 10-11Department of Archaeology, 1991 - Archaeology |
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Page 97
... nature from wild to domestic . This involves altering the perception of nature and its resources from being a part of social life , to one in which nature is separated from people and its produce ' owned ' . Thus the Neolithic is not ...
... nature from wild to domestic . This involves altering the perception of nature and its resources from being a part of social life , to one in which nature is separated from people and its produce ' owned ' . Thus the Neolithic is not ...
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... Natural History to Titus , son of the current emperor Vespasian , and of his conception of nature and the sacred . By defining boundaries in the use of Nature's materials for art , Pliny defines the way in which the emperor should ...
... Natural History to Titus , son of the current emperor Vespasian , and of his conception of nature and the sacred . By defining boundaries in the use of Nature's materials for art , Pliny defines the way in which the emperor should ...
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... Nature immanent in the world . " What Nature produces is perfect " ( NH 22 , 117 , quoted Isagar p . 40 ) and since " Man is subject to the will of nature " it follows that " art reaches perfection when it best reflects Nature " ( p ...
... Nature immanent in the world . " What Nature produces is perfect " ( NH 22 , 117 , quoted Isagar p . 40 ) and since " Man is subject to the will of nature " it follows that " art reaches perfection when it best reflects Nature " ( p ...
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