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EXAMPLES FROM THE PAST PRACTICES IN THE RITUAL PRESENT : WELSH
BRONZE AGE Paul Lane ... I shall question the validity of the assumptions which
underpin the division of social practice along such lines , and point to problems ...
EXAMPLES FROM THE PAST PRACTICES IN THE RITUAL PRESENT : WELSH
BRONZE AGE Paul Lane ... I shall question the validity of the assumptions which
underpin the division of social practice along such lines , and point to problems ...
Page 190
In addition , I wish to argue that because this link was objectified through practice
, the rituals had as their outcome the transformation of ' the past ' into a
legitimating resource . To elaborate , I have suggested that immediately prior to
the ...
In addition , I wish to argue that because this link was objectified through practice
, the rituals had as their outcome the transformation of ' the past ' into a
legitimating resource . To elaborate , I have suggested that immediately prior to
the ...
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Tilley underestimates the degree to which archaeologists and historians confront
philosophical problems simply in the practice of their discipline . Such an
involvement need not be explicit . 1 Yet these are not the main points of
disagreement .
Tilley underestimates the degree to which archaeologists and historians confront
philosophical problems simply in the practice of their discipline . Such an
involvement need not be explicit . 1 Yet these are not the main points of
disagreement .
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