Archaeology and TextBloomsbury Academic, 12 juil. 2001 - 144 pages Archaeology and Text challenges traditional assumptions about the relationship between history and archaeology by re-evaluating the role of artefacts and documents in the reconstruction of the historical past. Previous attempts to create a rapprochement between the disciplines have been undermined by a failure to see artefacts and documents as anything more than simple sources of information about the past. The central argument of this concise and original book is that both must be seen in terms of their efficacy in the past, in particular as technologies of power and resistance. |
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List of illustrations 7 | 8 |
Words and objects in the middle ages | 33 |
The Word and the press | 54 |
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