Arkæologi, filosofi og retorik

Name: Arkæologi, filosofi og retorik
Creator: Wienberg, Jes

Wienberg, Jes;

Open Access

Danish

Published: 01 Jan 2004

Publisher: Medeltidsarkeologiska föreningen

Country: Sweden

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Abstract

Archaeology, philosophy and rhetoric: A review and faculty opposition of Asgeir Svestads doctoral dissertation “Finn din egen filosof” (“Find your own philosopher”) presented at the University of Tromsø, Norway, February 2004. The dissertation critically examines an article by Lise Nordenborg Myhre and the doctoral dissertations by Johan Hegardt, Håkan Karlsson and Michel Notelid.

Subjects

Archaeology

Related Organizations

LUNDS UNIVERSITET
Sweden

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