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neoclassicism
neoclassicism: see classicism.
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Neoclassicism
Jan 01, 2004; Neoclassicism. The dominant movement in European art and architecture in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, characterized by...
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neoclassicism
Jan 01, 2004; neoclassicism, the literary principle according to which the writing and criticism of poetry and drama were to be guided by rules...
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Institutional economics and neoclassicism in the early twentieth century: the role of physics.
Jun 01, 1995; Theoretical physics was in revolutionary fervor during the first quarter of the twentieth century: quantum physics, the special...
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Neoclassicism Adapts to the '90s
Feb 05, 1995; Picardy Place 1800 W. Diversey Pkwy. 2- and 3-bedroom houses, $224,900 to $271,900 Joseph Freed Homes and Centrum Properties,...
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An hour of enlightenment Neoclassicism, THE STAR
May 13, 1999; Ahmad Saqfalhait The Star (Jordan, Middle East) 05-13-1999 Editor's note: Since 8 April, Darat Al Funoun has been conducting a...
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