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... context of a specific society , the way in which time is perceived is problematic : time may be measured according to social necessity rather than regulating and defining that necessity . Shanks and Tilley argue for the importance of ...
... context of a specific society , the way in which time is perceived is problematic : time may be measured according to social necessity rather than regulating and defining that necessity . Shanks and Tilley argue for the importance of ...
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... context . The notion of context is to be subverted . Context is not an external framework ; there is no stable ' event ' and its ' context ' . Temporal interval does not consist of emptiness . Time exists in the relation between ...
... context . The notion of context is to be subverted . Context is not an external framework ; there is no stable ' event ' and its ' context ' . Temporal interval does not consist of emptiness . Time exists in the relation between ...
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... context of adjacent paragraphs in the book that the phrase in the first part of the quote , " an open relativism appears at first to be the only solution " , is not my position . Indeed , in the context of the book as a whole ...
... context of adjacent paragraphs in the book that the phrase in the first part of the quote , " an open relativism appears at first to be the only solution " , is not my position . Indeed , in the context of the book as a whole ...
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