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For such signs historians have been turning to some important event or events , whether it be a catastrophe , like an invasion of the barbarians or the Black Death ; or some political or social upheaval , like a change in a political ...
For such signs historians have been turning to some important event or events , whether it be a catastrophe , like an invasion of the barbarians or the Black Death ; or some political or social upheaval , like a change in a political ...
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It is important because , when it is understood , it makes comprehensible many essential traits of a given art in a given period , which otherwise would appear as meaningless membra disjecta . It is important also from the standpoint of ...
It is important because , when it is understood , it makes comprehensible many essential traits of a given art in a given period , which otherwise would appear as meaningless membra disjecta . It is important also from the standpoint of ...
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It has been indicated that this quality is one of the important characteristics of Sensate art in any field . There is no doubt that quantitatively and qualitatively the theatricalism of music has grown steadily in the last two or three ...
It has been indicated that this quality is one of the important characteristics of Sensate art in any field . There is no doubt that quantitatively and qualitatively the theatricalism of music has grown steadily in the last two or three ...
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Chapter One FORMS AND PROBLEMS OF CULTURE INTEGRATION AND METHODS | 3 |
Culture integration and culture unity a dark problem Most of | 49 |
LIST OF TABLES | 97 |
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