Social and Cultural Dynamics: A Study of Change in Major Systems of Art, Truth, Ethics, Law, and Social Relationships |
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The thesis of uniqueness demands that any phenomenon which shows some differences from every other in space or time is to be described as unique . There is no doubt that the religious beliefs and convictions of thousands of Roman ...
The thesis of uniqueness demands that any phenomenon which shows some differences from every other in space or time is to be described as unique . There is no doubt that the religious beliefs and convictions of thousands of Roman ...
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to one Roman , and inconceivable for any large number of Romans the unicist can make no generalizations about Roman religion . In effect , history becomes merely the meaningless setting down of microscopically minute facts .
to one Roman , and inconceivable for any large number of Romans the unicist can make no generalizations about Roman religion . In effect , history becomes merely the meaningless setting down of microscopically minute facts .
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F. The free and autonomous development of the Roman art was sharply interfered with by the powerful influence of the Hellenistic and , in part , the Greek culture , especially from the end of the second century B.C. This interference ...
F. The free and autonomous development of the Roman art was sharply interfered with by the powerful influence of the Hellenistic and , in part , the Greek culture , especially from the end of the second century B.C. This interference ...
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activities appeared architecture aspects becomes beginning cent century century B.C. character Christian classes conception continued countries course criticism culture currents decline direction disturbances dominant economic empirical especially ethics existence external fact field fifth figures fluctuations follows forms give given Greek human Idealism Idealistic Ideational important increase indicators individual influence integrated Italy less limited linear literature logical mainly material means mentality Mixed moral movement mysticism nature nineteenth objects organization painting partly period persons phenomena philosophy possible present principle problem purely rationalism reality reason regard relationships religion religious remains representatives respect result rise Roman scientific sculpture Sensate Sensate culture sense similar singularism social society sociocultural style system of truth TABLE theories thought traits trend true truth of faith universalism values various Visual weight whole