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Historical Contemporaneousness

Diogenes, 1957
Criticism of the traditional periodization of history (antiquity, the Middle Ages, the modern age), generally centered on the medieval period as the crucial point, has not even stooped to consider what is called the “contemporary age.” This new and poorly defined phase, proposed by the methodologists to inclose in history the events and times which ...
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Contemporaneous autoantibodies and alloantibodies

Transfusion, 2007
Douglas P, Blackall, Christine A, Wheeler   +1 more
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The Postmodern and Contemporaneity

2016
Today, one of the essential tendencies is the interpretation of the modern world in the focus of the new cultural and social form that is postmodern. In general, postmodernism is interpreted as a breakaway from many cultural imperatives that form the basis of life in the West.
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Revisiting Settlement Contemporaneity and Exploring Stability and Instability: Case Studies from the Indus Civilization

Journal of Field Archaeology, 2020
Cameron A Petrie, Frank Lynam
exaly  

contemporaneousness, n.

2023
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Coleridge and the Contemporaneity of Authorship

Variations, 2011
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Regionality and contemporaneity

World Art, 2020
David Teh
exaly  

Contemporaneity

Thought, 1965
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The Revolution in Contemporaneous Germanics

The Modern Language Journal, 1926
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Tales of pastness and contemporaneity: on the politics of time in history and anthropology*

Rethinking History, 2016
Berber Bevernage
exaly