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Authors:
BUBNER R
Citation: R. Bubner, THE CONCEPT OF SCIENCE UNDER CONTEMPORARY CONDITIONS, Saeculum, 45(2), 1994, pp. 332-338
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BREUER S
Citation: S. Breuer, CIVILIZATIONS FROM THE TIME OF SO-CALLED AXIALIZATION - POSSIBILITIESAND LIMITS OF AN HISTORIO-PHILOSOPHICAL CONCEPT, Saeculum, 45(1), 1994, pp. 1-33
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FLAIG E
Citation: E. Flaig, WISDOM AND INSTRUCTION - THE 'POLITEIA' O F PLATO AND THE END OF POLITICS, Saeculum, 45(1), 1994, pp. 34-70
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KRAUSE JU
Citation: Ju. Krause, THE SOCIAL POSITION OF WIDOWS IN THE ROMA N-EMPIRE, Saeculum, 45(1), 1994, pp. 71-104
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HOLLMANN TO
Citation: To. Hollmann, CERTAINLY A VALIANT DEED - ON THE HEAD-HU NTERS OF THE AUSTRONESIAN-SPEAKING ETHNIC PEOPLES OF TAIWAN AND THE POSSIBILITIES OF AN HISTORIC RESEARCH CONFLICT, Saeculum, 45(1), 1994, pp. 105-125
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SCHOTT R
Citation: R. Schott, THE STRANGER IN THE TRADITIONAL AFRICAN C OMMUNITY, Saeculum, 45(1), 1994, pp. 126-165
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PHILIPP T
Citation: T. Philipp, THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE AND THE HISTORY OF THE NEAR-EAST, Saeculum, 45(1), 1994, pp. 166-178
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FREITAG U
Citation: U. Freitag, DEVELOPMENT AND PROBLEMS OF NATIONAL ETHN IC ARABIAN LITERARY-HISTORYAS EXEMPLIFIED IN THE WRITINGS OF A SYRIAN HISTORIAN, Saeculum, 45(1), 1994, pp. 179-194
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SCHABLER B
Citation: B. Schabler, THE PRINCIPLE OF VERMEIDUNG (AVOIDANCE) - THE GREAT-SYRIAN-REBELLION OF 1925-1927 AGAINST THE FRENCH-MANDATE AS RELATED IN FRENCH AND SYRIAN HISTORICAL WRITINGS, Saeculum, 45(1), 1994, pp. 195-212
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KOHLER O
Citation: O. Kohler, LIBERTAS - T ELLENBACH,GERD( TRIBUTE TO THE MEDIEVALIST ), Saeculum, 44(2-4), 1993, pp. 113-115
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HEYMER A
Citation: A. Heymer, THE ETHNO-CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT OF APOTROP AIC INTERCONNECTIONS AMONG PYGMIES, CHONDRODYSTROPHICS AND DWARF FIGURES, Saeculum, 44(2-4), 1993, pp. 116-178
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WINTERLING A
Citation: A. Winterling, THE SO-CALLED POOR AND RICH - THE STRUCTU RE OF GREEK POLIS SOCIETY IN THE 'POLITIK' OF ARISTOTLE, Saeculum, 44(2-4), 1993, pp. 179-205
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EPP V
Citation: V. Epp, MACHIAVELLI AND BOETHIUS, Saeculum, 44(2-4), 1993, pp. 206-219
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WRIEDT M
Citation: M. Wriedt, THE CHURCH AND COLONIZATION DURING THE EA RLY MODERN-AGE - ORGANIZATION OF CHURCH ACTIVITIES IN 16TH-CENTURY LATIN-AMERICA, Saeculum, 44(2-4), 1993, pp. 220-242
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SCHWERIN K
Citation: K. Schwerin, THE RULE OF THE RANA AND PALACE COMPLEXES OF THE KATHMANDU-VALLEY, Saeculum, 44(2-4), 1993, pp. 243-264
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FISCH J
Citation: J. Fisch, BELIEF IN THE AFTERLIFE, INEQUALITY AND D EATH - SEVERAL ASPECTS OF LIFE-AFTER-DEATH( SUTTI IN INDIA ), Saeculum, 44(2-4), 1993, pp. 265-299
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TYRELL H
Citation: H. Tyrell, THE POTENCY AND DEPOTENCY OF RELIGION - R ELIGION AND RATIONALIZATIONIN THE WORKS OF WEBER,MAX, Saeculum, 44(2-4), 1993, pp. 300-347
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JUTTE R
BULST N
Citation: R. Jutte et N. Bulst, BETWEEN APPEARANCE AND REALITY - CLOTHING AND IDENTITY IN A CLASS-CONSCIOUS SOCIETY - AN INTRODUCTION, Saeculum, 44(1), 1993, pp. 2-7
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JARITZ G
Citation: G. Jaritz, CLOTHES AND COMPETITIVE RIVALRY - DIFFERI NG IDENTITIES IN SOCIETY UNDER COMPULSORY STANDARDIZATION, Saeculum, 44(1), 1993, pp. 8-31
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BULST N
Citation: N. Bulst, CLOTHING AS A TOPIC OF SOCIAL-CONFLICT - ON THE QUESTION OF CLOTHING STANDARDIZATION WITHIN A SOCIETAL CONSTRUCT SETTING, Saeculum, 44(1), 1993, pp. 32-46
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SIMONMUSCHEID K
Citation: K. Simonmuscheid, UND-OB-SIE-SCHON-EINEN-DIENST-FINDEN-SO-S IND-SIE-NIT-BEKLEIDET-DERNOCH - BETWEEN PROJECTION AND REALITY - LOWER-CLASS URBAN-SOCIETY IN THELATE-MIDDLE-AGES AND IN THE EARLY-MODERN ERA, Saeculum, 44(1), 1993, pp. 47-64
Authors:
JUTTE R
Citation: R. Jutte, STIGMA-SYMBOL - CLOTHING AS DISTINGUISHIN G SIGNS IN FRINGE GROUPS OFTHE LATE-MIDDLE-AGES AND THE EARLY-MODERN ERA (JEWS, WHORES, LEPERS, AND BEGGARS), Saeculum, 44(1), 1993, pp. 65-89
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DINGES M
Citation: M. Dinges, ON THE SO-CALLED LEGIBILITY OF THE WORLD - TOWARDS A UNIVERSAL CHANGEOF LIFE-STYLE THROUGH INDIVIDUAL STRATEGY - THE SOCIAL FUNCTION OF CLOTHING IN CULTURED SOCIETY, Saeculum, 44(1), 1993, pp. 90-112