Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 2-4Department of Archaeology, 1983 - Archaeology |
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Page 198
... style . Sackett's definition has its limitations . It will never produce a general model of style because it cannot explain why particular objects look the way they do , nor why styles themselves change . It also emphasises the ...
... style . Sackett's definition has its limitations . It will never produce a general model of style because it cannot explain why particular objects look the way they do , nor why styles themselves change . It also emphasises the ...
Page 204
... styles change . The evidence from the eighteenth - century regarding stylistic change suggests that much of this explanation lies outside the realm of aesthetic theory . The contemporary literary sources show that the changes in style ...
... styles change . The evidence from the eighteenth - century regarding stylistic change suggests that much of this explanation lies outside the realm of aesthetic theory . The contemporary literary sources show that the changes in style ...
Page 205
... style itself , but are greatly elucidated by contemporary literary sources . Additionally , these sources , such as the writings of Hogarth and Reynolds in the eighteenth century , do make it clear that such ideas were considered ...
... style itself , but are greatly elucidated by contemporary literary sources . Additionally , these sources , such as the writings of Hogarth and Reynolds in the eighteenth century , do make it clear that such ideas were considered ...
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