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Society for Cultural Anthropology
Anthropology News, 2006•In Translation: Cultural Analysis in Languages Other Than English •CA Articles Organized by Theme on Website •The Coke Complex •HIV/AIDS •Emergent Indigeneities
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1994
Abstract Whether the legislator is establishing a new state or restoring an old and decayed one, in respect of gods and temples, —the temples which are to be built in each city, and the gods or demi-gods after whom they are to be called, —if he be a man of sense, he will make no change in anything which the oracle of Delphi, or Dodona ...
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Abstract Whether the legislator is establishing a new state or restoring an old and decayed one, in respect of gods and temples, —the temples which are to be built in each city, and the gods or demi-gods after whom they are to be called, —if he be a man of sense, he will make no change in anything which the oracle of Delphi, or Dodona ...
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2003
Osamostaljenje Republike Hrvatske u posljednjem deseetljeću 20. st. i interes za za zemlju podrijetla potaknuli su svekoliko zanimanje čileanskih Hrvata i tamošnjih građana hrvatskog podrijetla za Hrvatsku pa je ustanovljena suradnja na ekonomskom, znanstvenom i kulturnom polju.
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Osamostaljenje Republike Hrvatske u posljednjem deseetljeću 20. st. i interes za za zemlju podrijetla potaknuli su svekoliko zanimanje čileanskih Hrvata i tamošnjih građana hrvatskog podrijetla za Hrvatsku pa je ustanovljena suradnja na ekonomskom, znanstvenom i kulturnom polju.
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1988
The coexistence of three major religions — Islam, Christianity and Judaism — in the peninsula for some seven centuries, had a formative influence on the character of Spain and has coloured its historiography. The interpretations have frequently merged with both ideology and nationalism: for many scholars, both Spanish and foreign, Spain is ‘different ...
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The coexistence of three major religions — Islam, Christianity and Judaism — in the peninsula for some seven centuries, had a formative influence on the character of Spain and has coloured its historiography. The interpretations have frequently merged with both ideology and nationalism: for many scholars, both Spanish and foreign, Spain is ‘different ...
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2018
The technology is moving at an extraordinary pace and becoming an indispensablething of human life in a short time, which affects our perceptions andour sense of reality. The combination of capitalist understanding with the developingtechnology causes everything to materialize.
BOLIŞIK, ZEHRA BAHİRE +1 more
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The technology is moving at an extraordinary pace and becoming an indispensablething of human life in a short time, which affects our perceptions andour sense of reality. The combination of capitalist understanding with the developingtechnology causes everything to materialize.
BOLIŞIK, ZEHRA BAHİRE +1 more
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2016
World history is the record of past events that are universally recognized as important and interesting to most peoples. Such events include war and peace, the creation of states and religions, the rise and fall of empires, and the consequences of such changes. While it has always been difficult to determine the nature of forces that control the course
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World history is the record of past events that are universally recognized as important and interesting to most peoples. Such events include war and peace, the creation of states and religions, the rise and fall of empires, and the consequences of such changes. While it has always been difficult to determine the nature of forces that control the course
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Business, culture, and society
Interactions, 2010Richard Anderson 0002, Jon Kolko
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1993
Abstract Due to Italy’s glorious medieval and Renaissance traditions, the country could boast a greater number of cities and towns than other comparable countries even before industrial development had taken off; the process of industrialization, while leading to the growth of some cities and towns, never really brought about a ...
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Abstract Due to Italy’s glorious medieval and Renaissance traditions, the country could boast a greater number of cities and towns than other comparable countries even before industrial development had taken off; the process of industrialization, while leading to the growth of some cities and towns, never really brought about a ...
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Personality: In Nature, Society and Culture.
American Sociological Review, 1948S. A. Sieber +2 more
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