Intellectual and cultural history
Cultural Studies, History and Cosmopolitanism in UK
... sociology, history, literature, philosophy and history of ...of intellectual approaches: The Expansion of England: Race, Ethnicity and Cultural History, edited by Bill Schwarz (1996a) ...
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Facets of the Cultural History of Mathematics
... Western intellectual tradition and the basis of all Utopian thinking: To all genuine questions there should be one and only one true answer, and these true answers should in principle be ...
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California’s Cross: A Cultural History of Pentecostalism, Race, and Agriculture
... broader intellectual community of fellow students, many whom are now on wonderful career trajectories: Yamil Avivi, Frank Kelderman, Natalie Lira, Alex Olson (he was pretty much the godfather), Cavar Reid, and Joo ...
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Historical Perception of Architecture and Cultural History Approach
... the cultural history, ...the cultural history, due to the paid attention to the historical and social points of the art and architecture works and attempts for perceiving them by the people in ...
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Tosca’s Prism: Three Moments in Western Cultural History
... logical order, the editors ensure Tosca is treated as a historical phenomenon situated within the intellectual, social, and economic context of its time and place. As the editors underscore early in the book, ...
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Intellectual history
... of Intellectual History, not least by its leading exponents, who seem to have entered a phase of ...own intellectual socialization and constructing a compelling narrative of the School's ...the ...
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Regionalism in history, 1890-1945: The cultural approach
... Cremer and Ansgar Klein eds., Heimat. Analysen, Themen, Perspektiven (Bielefeld 1990), 135-155; Dietmar von Reeken, Heimatbewegung, Kulturpolitik und Nationalsozialismus: Die Geschichte der ‘Ostfriesische Landschaft’ ...
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Religio cultural heritage of libation, memory and Obang cultural history, Northwest Cameroon
... great cultural significance and value among ...social, cultural and even religious groups to the extent that some are given more than just a historical recognition ...
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Inhabiting the border - A Cultural History of Privacy & Photography
... The 'right' to privacy however, was not truly acknowledged until the twentieth century. From its mere beginnings there was discussion about the boundaries of this 'privacy-law'. The right of privacy, which protects ...
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The cultural construction of history in museums and heritage attractions
... ..."No longer can objects or works of art speak for themselves: they have to be explained in elaborately designed displays often with buttons, switches and flashing lights, which tell the visitor what to think. As ...
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Ordinary and exotic : a cultural history of curry in Australia
... are cultural artefacts, reflecting much about the individuals and societies that produce and utilise ...challenge cultural boundaries of gender, race, class, and ...as cultural artefacts worthy of ...
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Britain and the Weimar Republic: The History of a Cultural Relationship
... of intellectual visitors peaked in periods of crisis – 1921–4 and 1929–33 – suggesting that it was precisely the Republic’s instability, and the general feeling that history was being made in Germany, which ...
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Odious Debt, Old and New: The Legal Intellectual History of an Idea
... Although Thomas’s analysis begins “by arguing that 1970s commercial bank lending to developing countries was in a sense uniquely amenable to cancellation under the doctrine of odious[r] ...
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The cultural institutionalization of photography in France: a brief history
... vital cultural force on par with traditional arts and cinema, for instance, which took place during the 1970s, has not only had a major impact on photography’s place in French fine art museums, but other ...
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From Realism to Critical Legal Studies: A Truncated Intellectual History
... From Realism to Critical Legal Studies A Truncated Intellectual History SMU Law Review Volume 40 | Issue 2 Article 4 1986 From Realism to Critical Legal Studies A Truncated Intellectual History G Edwa[.] ...
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Book reviews: A new history of yachting; Skiing into modernity: a cultural and environmental history
... and history, and his original Exeter University master’s and doctorate studies of yachting, completed in 2011, are impressively exploited ...early history to demonstrate that it was already a ...
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Traditional Knowledge of Sankardev Than: A Cultural History Paradigm
... Traditional knowledge focuses to the thought, originality and practices of indigenous and local communities. Generally, traditional knowledge is spreaded orally from generation to generation. India has its prosperous ...
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The Unbearable Complexity of Documenting Intellectual Processes: Paradata and Virtual Cultural Heritage Visualisation
... immaterial properties. There are numerous standards for describing col- ours, materials, ownership and even uses of heritage artefacts. Similar close attention has been paid to how to represent, visualise and exhibit the ...
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Cultural Anthropology and History at the Royal Museum for Central Africa.
... Culture and Society: research on African people and people of African descent inside and outside the African continent with focus on Central Africa. Selected topics:[r] ...
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'Black Athena' and Africa's contribution to global cultural history
... Asia and North East Africa, and of the con~imction, in recent centuries, of the Greek miracle as a Eurocentric, racialist myth: the appropriation and application of [r] ...
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