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POSITION: Edward Said og orientalism in memoriam
Full text linkPOSITION: Poul Pedersen: Edward Said og orientalism in memoria
Undersøgelse for allergi og anden overfølsomhed
No full textMedforfatter: Poul A. Pedersen Udgivelsesdato: 199
'Og Soel gik op paa tydsk' - om Poul Pedersen Philedors Kierligheds Endrings og Undrings Speil
No full textbarok, Poul Pedersen Philedor, stilhistorie, receptio
The 4th century BC 'Ionian Renaissance' and Karian identity
No full textPedersen Poul. The 4th century BC 'Ionian Renaissance' and Karian identity. In: 4th Century Karia. Defining a Karian identity under the Hekatomnids. Istanbul : Institut Français d'Études Anatoliennes-Georges Dumézil, 2013. pp. 33-64. (Varia Anatolica, 28
»Og Soel gik op paa tydsk«: - om Poul Pedersen Philedors Kierligheds Endrings og Undrings Speil
Full text linkHenrik Blicher om Poul Pedersen Philedors Kierligheds Endrings og Undrings Speil
Jonathan Baker et Poul Ove Pedersen (eds). The rural - urban interface in Africa, expansion and adaptation.
No full textGessain Monique. Jonathan Baker et Poul Ove Pedersen (eds). The rural - urban interface in Africa, expansion and adaptation. . In: Journal des africanistes, 1994, tome 64, fascicule 2. p. 142
From Classical to Hellenistic:
No full textIt is argued that even very recent works on the Greek and Roman antiquity ignore the central role of Western Asia Minor in the transition from the Classical to the Hellenistic period. Taking issue in the Maussolleion at Halikarnassos it is demonstrated that the art and architecture of Late classical Asia Minor introduce a number of important technical, architectural and artistic innovations which are of lasting importance for Hellenistic culture and central for the work of the Roman writer Vitruvius
Disentangling traditions: culture, agency and power
No full text[Extraxt] Two decades ago, Hobsbawm and Ranger published their celebrated anthology The Invention of Tradition (1983), which included articles on the emergence of new traditions in Europe, colonial India and Africa.
A year before, Keesing and Tonkinson edited a special issue of the journal Mankind (1982) under the title "Reinventing Traditional Culture: The Politics of Kastom in Island Melanesia", which deals with similar issues in a different region. One can only speculate about the causes for this synchronous discovery of a new field of research, but
one possible explanation is that this was prompted by cultural developments in the recently decolonised regions in the Pacific, Africa and elsewhere as well as a revived interest in regional traditions in Europe, as the continent was moving towards greater economic and political integration. Whether this is a sufficient explanation for the sudden academic interest in the phenomenon or not, the idea that traditions can be newly constructed and serve political and social functions freed up an enormous amount of scholarly energy among historians, anthropologists, ethnologists and political scientists, and led to the production of a substantive corpus of literature on similar
processes all over the world
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