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Different cultures use their own historical experiences to create their own approaches to artistic production . It follows that we are foremost concerned with the way cultural mechanisms and historical experiences shape raw material to ...
Different cultures use their own historical experiences to create their own approaches to artistic production . It follows that we are foremost concerned with the way cultural mechanisms and historical experiences shape raw material to ...
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On the one hand , this patronage has helped to preserve aspects of the region's folk cultural heritage and has provided some economic support and international exposure for artists . On the other , the emphasis on the romanticized ...
On the one hand , this patronage has helped to preserve aspects of the region's folk cultural heritage and has provided some economic support and international exposure for artists . On the other , the emphasis on the romanticized ...
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Archeological excavation as a critical strategy focuses on revealing layers of signification that reflect the mosaic of cultural influences that make up the Caribbean . It seeks to excavate knowledge that reflects ways of knowing unique ...
Archeological excavation as a critical strategy focuses on revealing layers of signification that reflect the mosaic of cultural influences that make up the Caribbean . It seeks to excavate knowledge that reflects ways of knowing unique ...
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