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Falsifiability (or re****ability) is a
deductive standard of
evaluation of
scientific theories and hypotheses,
introduced by the
philosopher of science...
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architects became disillusioned with
modernism which they
perceived as
ahistorical and anti-aesthetic, and
postmodern and
contemporary architecture developed...
- 212 BC. As a result, most
historians consider these engagements to be
ahistorical. At the
instigation of the Romans, Syphax, one of the
kings of the Numidian...
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Hindutva (/hɪnˈdʊtvə/; lit. 'Hindu-ness') is a
political ideology encomp****ing the
cultural justification of
Hindu nationalism and the
belief in establishing...
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consider the
connection between Sūrdās and
Vallabha and his sect to be
ahistorical. The book Sur
Sagar (Sur's Ocean) is
traditionally attributed to Surdas...
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fiction in its
general sense of
hypothetical history, explanation, or
ahistorical storytelling, has also been
attributed to
authors in
ostensibly non-fiction...
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Institute for
Middle East
Understanding to state, "Bill Clinton’s
racist and
ahistorical remarks were
meant to
justify the
ethnic cleansing of
Palestinians from...
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nationalism as a concept,
which is
defined by its
imagination of an
ahistorical identity that
negates colonialism by definition. This
concept of nationalism...
- and hybridity. In many cases, the term
diaspora is used in a fuzzy,
ahistorical and
uncritical manner in
which all
manner of
movements and migrations...
- An
ahistorical fresco imagining refugees s****ing the
asylum of Romulus, from the
founding of Rome
frieze in the
elaborate architectural setting of the...
