Seminar, Temas461-472R. Thapar, 1998 |
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... past : rather they represented a constant reworking of traditional ele- ments . Such elements of the religious past remained active and potentially able to ferment the present , so endow- ing it with new shape . So o too , the ...
... past : rather they represented a constant reworking of traditional ele- ments . Such elements of the religious past remained active and potentially able to ferment the present , so endow- ing it with new shape . So o too , the ...
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... past is viewed differ- ently , with a contemporary stamp as it were . The ( architectural ) past pro- vides models for the development of a contemporary Indian architecture because the past represents timeless architectural values and ...
... past is viewed differ- ently , with a contemporary stamp as it were . The ( architectural ) past pro- vides models for the development of a contemporary Indian architecture because the past represents timeless architectural values and ...
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... past decade has seen an increasing importance given to Asia and Japan's role in the region . Asia has always been a source of tension within Japan . At times it has been seen as an area with which Japan is bound by ties of culture and ...
... past decade has seen an increasing importance given to Asia and Japan's role in the region . Asia has always been a source of tension within Japan . At times it has been seen as an area with which Japan is bound by ties of culture and ...
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