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... cultural systems in the course of social evolution . Yet in some periods a closer integra- tion of art and some other cultural system may be sought . Thus , the system of science has , in most cases indirectly , affected much of modern ...
... cultural systems in the course of social evolution . Yet in some periods a closer integra- tion of art and some other cultural system may be sought . Thus , the system of science has , in most cases indirectly , affected much of modern ...
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... CULTURAL VARIETIES Cross - cultural styles are usually uninhabited , in contrast to personal styles . They do not , in any event , call up into the foreground of the appreciator's imagination a John Donne , a Metaphysical school of ...
... CULTURAL VARIETIES Cross - cultural styles are usually uninhabited , in contrast to personal styles . They do not , in any event , call up into the foreground of the appreciator's imagination a John Donne , a Metaphysical school of ...
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... cultural milieu . The cultural milieu of Austria has a rich heritage : in architecture and poetry it dates to the Middle Ages , and in medicine and science it can be traced to the 18th and 19th centuries . Similarly , Vienna's art gal ...
... cultural milieu . The cultural milieu of Austria has a rich heritage : in architecture and poetry it dates to the Middle Ages , and in medicine and science it can be traced to the 18th and 19th centuries . Similarly , Vienna's art gal ...
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