Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 3Department of Archaeology, 1984 - Archaeology |
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... continuously evolving . Another factor is the subject matter , which is stable . The continuous interaction between subject and subject matter makes it possible to suggest that all considerations concerning a particular archaeological ...
... continuously evolving . Another factor is the subject matter , which is stable . The continuous interaction between subject and subject matter makes it possible to suggest that all considerations concerning a particular archaeological ...
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... continuous stream of past conduct rather than an adequate conceptualisation of the acting individual . Action is continuous , an essential feature of human existence , incorporating all social activity . Second , ' action ' is ...
... continuous stream of past conduct rather than an adequate conceptualisation of the acting individual . Action is continuous , an essential feature of human existence , incorporating all social activity . Second , ' action ' is ...
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... continuous process of self - monitoring encompassed by intentionality ; indeed , they are actively involved in changing the bases from which action springs . In a sense , then , reasons are purposeful intentions formulated after the ...
... continuous process of self - monitoring encompassed by intentionality ; indeed , they are actively involved in changing the bases from which action springs . In a sense , then , reasons are purposeful intentions formulated after the ...
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