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Were the Dark Ages Really Dark?
2019In medieval times, religion was at the centre of everything in the life of poor and uneducated people, just as it was in the lives of kings, warriors, philosophers, and scientists. Then, the sense of beauty and the perfect proportions of the sculptures, considered so important to the ancient Greeks and Romans, seemed to have completely lost their ...
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2013
It is said, Sir, that poverty is the mother of invention — so is indolence the mother of imposture.1 Sociologist Dipankar Gupta perceptively summarizes that the period after India’s Independence was widely considered to be a move out of the ‘Dark Ages’ and ‘into the light’.2 This was most significantly a discoursal shift.
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It is said, Sir, that poverty is the mother of invention — so is indolence the mother of imposture.1 Sociologist Dipankar Gupta perceptively summarizes that the period after India’s Independence was widely considered to be a move out of the ‘Dark Ages’ and ‘into the light’.2 This was most significantly a discoursal shift.
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Notes and Queries, 1914 1993
I owe this title to a talk given by Hendrik Lenstra at MSRI Berkeley in the spring of 1990.
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I owe this title to a talk given by Hendrik Lenstra at MSRI Berkeley in the spring of 1990.
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Early plant embryogenesis-dark ages or dark matter?
Current opinion in plant biology, 2017Martin Bayer, Daniel Slane, G. Jürgens
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The American Journal of Philology, 1974
V. R. d'A. Desborough, Chester G. Starr
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V. R. d'A. Desborough, Chester G. Starr
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