Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 10-11Department of Archaeology, 1991 - Archaeology |
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Page 198
... seems to be its openness to admit all or no meaning , and Andre's stated wish to be remembered as the " Turner of matter " ( Lucie - Smith 1985 , 21 ) seems impossi- bly grandiose . Andre's archaeological assertion that " place .. was ...
... seems to be its openness to admit all or no meaning , and Andre's stated wish to be remembered as the " Turner of matter " ( Lucie - Smith 1985 , 21 ) seems impossi- bly grandiose . Andre's archaeological assertion that " place .. was ...
Page 238
... seems to lose a sense of its ' axc - ness ' . Hodder is explicitly concerned with meaning - all Neolithic material culture becomes meaningful in terms of ordering and allowing human experience through the domus - agrios opposition ...
... seems to lose a sense of its ' axc - ness ' . Hodder is explicitly concerned with meaning - all Neolithic material culture becomes meaningful in terms of ordering and allowing human experience through the domus - agrios opposition ...
Page 226
... seems incapable of capturing . Attempts at understanding humour seem , even more nakedly than most other anthropological research , to expose the paradox of interpreting human behaviour . The need to reduce us to some functioning entity ...
... seems incapable of capturing . Attempts at understanding humour seem , even more nakedly than most other anthropological research , to expose the paradox of interpreting human behaviour . The need to reduce us to some functioning entity ...
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