By Bernard Hartley, Peter Viney
ISBN-10: 0194322343
ISBN-13: 9780194322348
Книга Streamline English Departures - workbook B Streamline English Departures - workbook B Книги Иностранные языки Автор: Peter Viney, Bernard Hartley Год издания: 2005 Формат: pdf Издат.:Oxford Страниц: 50 Размер: 1.52 ISBN: 0194322343 Язык: Английский0 (голосов: zero) Оценка:Данные тетрадочки отлично дополняют материал для одноименного учебника. Для каждой из тем в начале приведена небольшая обьясняющаяграмматический материл часть, за ней следуют непосредственно уже упражнения. Упражнения, данные в рабочих тетрадях намного разнообразнее чем в учебнике, и это делает их еще более ценными и интересными. Завтра мы постораемся выложить учебник предназначенный для преподавателей, где помимо листов приведенных в студенческом учебнике, много материала по построению уроков и дополнительных упражнений.
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Mainly metallic objects are arranged on five solid shelves and – in front – on the floor. Along with measuring devices and domestic appliances, it is military objects such as a spiked helmet, artillery shells, guns, 4 As this article draws on my studies on rubbish and rubbish disposal, which are based on German archive and field material, the focus of this discussion will be Germany. See Windmüller 2004. 42 Sonja Windmüller knuckle-dusters and sabres, but also art objects – such as a little statue on the second shelf, that catch the eye.
Oxford, Blackwell. Lindroos, K. (1998), Now-Time/Image-Space: Temporalization of Politics in Walter Benjamin’s Philosophy of History and Art. University of Jyvaskyla, SoPhi. Lowenthal, D. (1985), The Past is a Foreign Country. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press. Lowith, K. (1949), Meaning in History. Chicago, University of Chicago Press/Phoenix Books. -F. (1997), A Monument of Possibles. In: Postmodern Fables. Minneapolis, University of Minnesota Press: 163–181. Maleuvre, D. (1999), Museum Memories: History, Technology, Art.
Museums, like libraries, while they do not always become incinerators (though they can be very ef fective in that role when the flames take hold) or sites of final burial, are, above all, spaces-between, conduits of disposal (Munro 1998). In particular, they are spaces between first and second burial (Hertz 1960); between the removal of things from their living social and historical context (first burial – usually in the site of the market, shop or auction house) and their final irrevocable destruction and loss to the world (second burial).
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