AY658 Reading the Past: Interpretation from Archaeology
This unit analyses archaeological research from around the world and through time. It looks at famous, and not so famous, archaeological discoveries and studies them in regard to hypothesis development, methodology, theory, fieldwork and interpretation enhancement. Using this research shows the actual issues and joys of archaeology. The unit also examines the challenges, discoveries and mistakes made by the researchers in their pursuit of discovering past cultures.
Education and Counselling Studies BA (Hons) - Newman
Being confronted with differing domains of knowledge does not in itself have to be a problem. But the problem arises when different domains of knowledge are so incompatible as to lead to incoherence in actions, or to inertia, or to a such a high degree of atrophy that it becomes impossible for the individual to make sense of the different things s/he is confronted with. From a more positive angle the question then becomes, at what point does a process of realization or awareness of different knowledge domains become evident to the individual? And what is necessary for such contradictions between different knowledge domains to be converted into a quest for understanding that could spur individuals to change their behavior?
CBCS-Regulations and Syllabi for I & II Semester
When the missionaries first address the people of Mbanta, their speech surely does not strike the villagers as eloquent. Mr Kiala speaks plainly, without proverbs or figurative expressions worst of all, he has a "dialect [that] was different and harsh to the ears of Mbanta" (p. 699). In this respect it is emblematic that the villagers' first reaction is punning on the missionary's dialect ("Your buttocks understand our language", p. 695).
Culture of Botswana - history, people, clothing
It 8767 s all very well and good that you are trying to master teaching every type of child. However, I only have to teach my children who, as homeschoolers, do no have to suffer being taught to to median academic level of the class but can learn as much as they want as quickly as they want
This means that the design of courses cannot conflate intention with outcome, which is a genuinely difficult challenge given the effort that is put into the creation, development and maintenance of course formats and goals. In his piece, Suzawa talks about 'poetic thinking' an approach which I endorse. I would extend what he says to include the possibility for poetic speech, for the fragment and for the ungrammatical.
The missionaries also depended on the financial aid the colonial administration granted them. Hence they inevitably wore the stigma of being allied to imperialism (cf. Brockhaus, "Mission").
In the agricultural society of Umuofia, the basis and epitome of wealth is the yam, "the king of crops" (p. 78). "Yam stood for manliness, and he who could feed his family on yams from one harvest to another was a very great man indeed" (p. 88). Wealth and manliness mutually imply each other, and both rate high with the Igbo.
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