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Workpapers in Indonesian languages and cultures. Volume 9 - Irian Jaya
Ance 02/10/24
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- v; 142 halaman
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- 499.221 Mar w
Study on Borobudur
The restoration of Borobudur was indeed a unique experience. Many new techniques and a completely new approach to conservation science were used and developed. Those who have been involved with the restoration wish to share their ex- perience as widely as possible.rn
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- 134 pages
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- Cultural heritage in Asia (2)
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- 909 Stu
Ce que la culture doit aux Arabes d'espagne
Voici la traduction de l'ouvrage intitulé originellement a La cultura hispano-arabe en Oriente y Occidente » dont j'ai achevé la rédaction en 1974 mais dont la publication, pour diverses raisons, fut retardée jusqu'en 1978. De 1974 à 1984 le temps a passé et de nouvelles découvertes, peu nombreuses à vrai dire, me conduisent à enrichir la matière que j'exposais dans l'édition espagn…
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- 2742727809
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- 455 pages
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- 909 Ver c
Adventures of ideas
SECTION IL. In its widest possible extension the title of this book -Adventures of Ideas-might be taken as a synonym for The His- tory of The Human Race, in respect to its wide variety of mental experiences. In this sense of the title, the Human Race must experi- ence its own history. It cannot be written in its total variety.rn
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- 302 pages
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- 909 Whi a
The civilizational process
In recent years, most anthropologists have readopted an evolutionary point of view, but have rephrased it in multilinear terms and disassociated it from the more conjectural earlier attempts to trace the origin of customs and insti- rutions. There is not yet available, however, a global scheme for the stages of sociocultural evolution that is based on the most recent contributions from archeolo…
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- 162 pages
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- 909 Rib c
The structures of everyday life :The limits of the possible
MATERIAL LIFE is made up of people and things. The study of things, of every thing mankind makes or uses food, housing, clothing, luxury, tools, coinage or its substitutes, framework of village and town is not the only way of analysing daily life. The number of people who share the wealth of the world is also significant. The outward feature that immediately differentiates the present world fro…
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- Volume I
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- 0060148454
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- 605 pages
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- 909 Bra s
World civilizations their history and their culture Vol 2
THE TIME has long since passed when modern man could think of the world as consisting of Europe and the United States. Western culture is, of course, primarily a product of European origins. But it has never been that exclusively. Its original foundations were in Southwestern Asia and North Africa. These were soon supplemented by influences seeping in from India and eventually from China. From …
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- xxvii, 781 pages
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- 909 Bur w
Perbandingan antara kebudajaan barat abad pertengahan dan djaman modern :Pend…
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- Lembar sedjarah, No. 5, Djuni 1970
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- 57 halaman
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- 901.909 Kar p
The European mind (1680-1715)
Of course the younger generation are always critical of their elders. They always imagine that the world has only been awaiting their arrival and intervention to become a better and a happier place. But it needs a great deal more than that, a great deal more than such a mild troubling of the waters, to account for a change so abrupt and so decisive as that we are now considering. One day, the F…
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- vi, 448 pages
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- 901.41953 Haz e
Style and civilizations
the causality underlying highly comples groups of fact thecy yield slowly before methods of science or scholat ship developed step by step, systematically, cumula tively. We possess only partial and scattered techniques as yet to help us answer why civilizations are as they are I therefore renounce at the outset any claim of presem ing nations. Before such understanding of cause can be ing new …
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- iii, 185 pages
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- 901.9 Kro s
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