Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 3Department of Archaeology, 1984 - Archaeology |
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Page 38
... levels of archaeological research , and it should not be seen as an esoteric issue exclusive to academic discourse . Indirectly , the history of the discipline is already involved at different levels since we work within an inherent ...
... levels of archaeological research , and it should not be seen as an esoteric issue exclusive to academic discourse . Indirectly , the history of the discipline is already involved at different levels since we work within an inherent ...
Page 51
... levels . Giddens ' formulation of three levels will serve at present : discursive knowledge , which is knowledge which is immediately accessible to actors for the purposes of discourse with others , or for self - reflection ; practical ...
... levels . Giddens ' formulation of three levels will serve at present : discursive knowledge , which is knowledge which is immediately accessible to actors for the purposes of discourse with others , or for self - reflection ; practical ...
Page 78
... level of agreement on the importance of establishing national priorities and in considering the relevance of development ... levels to be the cause of conflicts at another . As a result of these discussions , the crucial point appears to ...
... level of agreement on the importance of establishing national priorities and in considering the relevance of development ... levels to be the cause of conflicts at another . As a result of these discussions , the crucial point appears to ...
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