Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 19-20Department of Archaeology, 2004 - Archaeology |
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... mathematics ' has emerged out of the interdisciplinary work of American folklore studies ( Ascher 1991 ; Urton 1997 ; Eglash 1999 ) . It is to ... mathematical principles and its consequential abandonment of embodied 30 Art and Mathematics.
... mathematics ' has emerged out of the interdisciplinary work of American folklore studies ( Ascher 1991 ; Urton 1997 ; Eglash 1999 ) . It is to ... mathematical principles and its consequential abandonment of embodied 30 Art and Mathematics.
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... mathematicians as never before . The close relation between mathematics and art is recalled by Max Bill who famously stated : Just as mathematics provides us with a primary mode of cognition , and can therefore enable us to apprehend ...
... mathematicians as never before . The close relation between mathematics and art is recalled by Max Bill who famously stated : Just as mathematics provides us with a primary mode of cognition , and can therefore enable us to apprehend ...
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... mathematics capable of constructing innumerable logical ' paper worlds ' , and leading to radically new ideas as to the nature of mathematics itself . Mathematics , however , continued to regard the exploration of the fourth dimension ...
... mathematics capable of constructing innumerable logical ' paper worlds ' , and leading to radically new ideas as to the nature of mathematics itself . Mathematics , however , continued to regard the exploration of the fourth dimension ...
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Foreword | 1 |
How Little Does it Take to Represent a Face? | 9 |
Archaeology and Aesthetics | 12 |
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