Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 3Department of Archaeology, 1984 - Archaeology |
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... individuals involved , and the concept of social conditioning of knowledge has in turn become vulgarised . Even in ... individual . The specific ideological context which allowed and enabled archaeology to be used in a particular way is ...
... individuals involved , and the concept of social conditioning of knowledge has in turn become vulgarised . Even in ... individual . The specific ideological context which allowed and enabled archaeology to be used in a particular way is ...
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... individual's ' stock of social knowledge ' ( consciousness ) is brought into play through an actual , or intended intervention in the external world . Thus action implicates the whole of an individual's knowledge in so far as its ...
... individual's ' stock of social knowledge ' ( consciousness ) is brought into play through an actual , or intended intervention in the external world . Thus action implicates the whole of an individual's knowledge in so far as its ...
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... individuals . That sharing is not normative in so far as each individual's stocks of knowledge are unique ; but it is normative in that the sharing of ideas is intimately connected to the sharing of common experience so that social ...
... individuals . That sharing is not normative in so far as each individual's stocks of knowledge are unique ; but it is normative in that the sharing of ideas is intimately connected to the sharing of common experience so that social ...
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