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... mapping with reality rather , computer simulation should be thought of as being analogous to Whitehead's view of the universe as a creative advance into novelty . It is the mainte- nance of this exploratory spirit which is vital to the ...
... mapping with reality rather , computer simulation should be thought of as being analogous to Whitehead's view of the universe as a creative advance into novelty . It is the mainte- nance of this exploratory spirit which is vital to the ...
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... map of the ' regions ' within the chapter on the record would have been helpful . Despite the problems of its layout ... maps ) . £ 55.00 ( Hard ) ISBN 0-19-813401-0 . being the names of the terms changed around . There is no account of ...
... map of the ' regions ' within the chapter on the record would have been helpful . Despite the problems of its layout ... maps ) . £ 55.00 ( Hard ) ISBN 0-19-813401-0 . being the names of the terms changed around . There is no account of ...
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... maps are informative . A map placed within the introduction would perhaps have been a good idea for students studying the Palaeolithic as whole to grasp the region more fully , its placement after the stone tool illustrations and tables ...
... maps are informative . A map placed within the introduction would perhaps have been a good idea for students studying the Palaeolithic as whole to grasp the region more fully , its placement after the stone tool illustrations and tables ...
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