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... object . But chronology is an index , a law applying to all events , a single all powerful force . Change under the ... objects of a spatialised history . Contemporary chronology flows ; the past is lost in the distance , in the ...
... object . But chronology is an index , a law applying to all events , a single all powerful force . Change under the ... objects of a spatialised history . Contemporary chronology flows ; the past is lost in the distance , in the ...
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... object is to grasp the world as both a synchronic and a diachronic totality and the knowledge it draws therefrom is like that afforded of a room by mirrors fixed on opposite walls , which reflect each other ( as well as objects in the ...
... object is to grasp the world as both a synchronic and a diachronic totality and the knowledge it draws therefrom is like that afforded of a room by mirrors fixed on opposite walls , which reflect each other ( as well as objects in the ...
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... objects and human skeletons held in museums , includes a comment on Indian demands by the chairperson of the Society for American Archaeology Committee on Native American Relations ( Floyd 1985 , 22 ) . She is quoted as saying ...
... objects and human skeletons held in museums , includes a comment on Indian demands by the chairperson of the Society for American Archaeology Committee on Native American Relations ( Floyd 1985 , 22 ) . She is quoted as saying ...
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