Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 19-20Department of Archaeology, 2004 - Archaeology |
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Page 174
... approach to presenting this book involved carefully defining not only the concepts , but her personal position , then applying this to the history of the discipline and her case studies , which I found to be quite refreshing and ...
... approach to presenting this book involved carefully defining not only the concepts , but her personal position , then applying this to the history of the discipline and her case studies , which I found to be quite refreshing and ...
Page 194
... approach is the right one . What is even more puzzling is the contention that the ' rejection of any possibility of an objective approach does not mean that we pass into a realm of personal subjectivity , because meaning is grounded in ...
... approach is the right one . What is even more puzzling is the contention that the ' rejection of any possibility of an objective approach does not mean that we pass into a realm of personal subjectivity , because meaning is grounded in ...
Page 196
... approach in interpreting stone and its significance . Yet , this approach is tempered with a stress on objectification . Perhaps , a more comprehensive and rigorous methodology will be offered in the forthcoming volumes . What is of ...
... approach in interpreting stone and its significance . Yet , this approach is tempered with a stress on objectification . Perhaps , a more comprehensive and rigorous methodology will be offered in the forthcoming volumes . What is of ...
Contents
Foreword | 1 |
How Little Does it Take to Represent a Face? | 9 |
Archaeology and Aesthetics | 12 |
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