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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «VERNACULARISM»
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Architectural Regionalism: Collected Writings on Place, ...
In short, vernacularism and neo-vernacularism differ from each other mainly at
the level of the user, labor for building, materials used, and the construction
technology employed. This means a lot of difference in reference to the societal
context.
Vincent B. Canizaro, 2012
2
Ellipsis and Nonsentential Speech
Our discussion of the role of speaker competence in the two views leads into
another related difference between vernacularism and E & S's model. These are
the roles that semantics and pragmatics play in understanding. Vernacularism ...
Reinaldo Elugardo, Robert J. Stainton, 2006
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Japanese Modernisation and Mingei Theory: Cultural ...
'Vernacularism' was embraced in the idea of multiculturalism in the Orient, though
it was obviously multiculturalism with a Japanocentric nature. In the ongoing
development of close relations between politics and studies on folklore and ...
4
Refracted Modernity: Visual Culture and Identity in Colonial ...
This chapter, which investigates the issue of Taiwanese identity in crafts, focuses
mainly on the discourses of “vernacularism” and the invention of “native
Taiwaneseness” during the Japanese colonial period and includes some
extended ...
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Constructing the Infrastructure for the Knowledge Economy: ...
Vernacularism The techniques, tricks, mores and means passed from building to
building via builders are informal, causal and astute. Design as a communication
medium — or the ability of a building or artefact to harbour representations of its ...
Henry Linger, Julie Fisher, W. Gregory Wojtkowski, 2004
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Techniques and technologies for sustainability: proceedings: ...
Nevertheless, the deep concern of vernacularism is being shunned. The eye-
catching architectural works across the world once dominated the mentality of
young architects. The responsible parties for this could be the government
officials, ...
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Nations of Nothing But Poetry : Modernism, Transnationalism, ...
MacDiarmid's yoking-together of past and future, particular and universal, is
crucial to his vernacularism. In The Scottish Chapbook, he asserted that Scots “
unquestionably has a past and, to a very much more limited extent, a present.
Matthew Hart Assistant Professor Columbia University, 2010
In the ongoing development of close relations between politics and studies on
folklore and folkcrafts during the war in 1940-45, "vernacularism" was praised as
a way to stir up hostility toward the enemy and to replace westernisation
identified ...
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Building A New Heritage (RLE Tourism)
9. THE. RENAISSANCE. OF. CULTURAL. VERNACULARISM. IN. GERMANY. J.
Soane. THE GENERAL POST-WAR SITUATION The tourist perception of
aesthetically pleasing, heritage-oriented townscapes in central Europe, now
made ...
Gregory Ashworth, Peter Larkham, 2013
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Global Intellectual History
L. Cosmopolitanism,. Vernacularism,. and. Premodernity. SHELDON POLLOCK
he intensifying interactions today between local and translocal forms of culture
and ways of political being, which have become truly global for the first time, have
...
Samuel Moyn, Andrew Sartori, 2013
10 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «VERNACULARISM»
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vernacularism no contexto das seguintes notícias.
Student Shows 2015: University of Portsmouth
In a world were Assemble have become the leaders of archipreneurialism and Bjarke Ingels is challenging the meaning of global vernacularism. Portsmouth has ... «Architects' Journal, jul 15»
What's in a name? Find out at the 2015 Concours d'Elegance
Then there's “doozy,” a vernacularism for the Duesenberg luxury auto that saw a pretty good 25-year run through 1937. Don't let the fancy-schmancy bow-tie ... «San Diego Community Newspaper Group, mar 15»
Naveen Patnaik's apathy towards vernacularism
With the plight of the many social, political and economic injustice faced by the nation, the blame game starts at the very initial stage. The same stereotypical ... «Daily News & Analysis, jan 15»
Art and political history through stones and temples
... were yoking the ideals of the Sanskrit cosmopolis to both Kannada vernacularism and Chalukya imperialism. Stones and temples do have much tales to tell. «The Hindu, out 14»
What ails media?
... the media house in question is a Bengali daily or are their stoic silence is an indication that they have started looking a media entity by their vernacularism? «Assam Times, abr 14»
Kuki State Demand in Manipur: The only viable option for the Kukis
Vernacularism is the answer to such aspiration just as it is still the aim of many Indians today. The 'politics of vernacular' have its dominant presence in the ... «Mizo News, out 13»
Ray LaHood Says 'Look-It' a Lot, Pokes Fun at Himself for It
is a country-ish vernacularism that may or may not have arisen as a contraction of "look at it." Saying "look-it" is akin to saying "look." Often heard as, "Now look-it ... «ABC News, abr 13»
Ends that marked a beginning
... in particular, saw them as satirical pictures (“see how arty I can be”, she imagines them saying on Penn's behalf) and accused them of “false vernacularism”. «Financial Times, jun 12»
The State of Spain: Nationalism, Critical Regionalism, and …
... a kind of kitschy stylistic vernacularism, in its origin the addition of “critical” served to distinguish between at least two kinds of regionalisms: one ascribed to the ... «E-Flux, jan 11»
The NMC Songbook
... Echo, bleed into the hushed stillness of Roger Marsh's Lullaby, before this gives way to the postmodern vernacularism of Dai Fujikura (discussed below). «Musical Criticism, mar 09»
