historical experience

collocation in English

meanings of historicaland experience

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historical
adjective
uk /hɪˈstɒr.ɪ.kəl/ us /hɪˈstɔːr.ɪ.kəl/
connected with studying or representing things from ...
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experience
noun
uk /ɪkˈspɪə.ri.əns/ us /ɪkˈspɪr.i.əns/
(the process of getting) knowledge or skill from doing, seeing, or ...
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Examples of historical experience

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Then we can reason about the ways in which the historicalexperience can apply to information markets where autonomous software agents trade.
On the face of it, these mistakes had little to do with the historicalexperience of the country.
Divergent historicalexperience is another source of cultural differences.
These variations are deeply embedded in historicalexperience, and can often be traced back to the era of decolonisation itself.
Some societies had historicalexperience of tribute and accepted taxation as a consequence of a new form of domination.
Then preferences are serially updated based on more recent historicalexperience with broadly interventionist or liberal policy regimes.
The third part contains a more general discussion on the relationship between historicalexperience, local identity and landscape.
And should it be determined by historicalexperience?
But at heart, the historicalexperience is made up of human stories.
For workers that historicalexperience involves exploitation and alienation, but it also involves local community and family history and experience.
But each country has its own historicalexperience, its own distinctive version of us, them, and the tensions crackling between them.
After their bitter historicalexperience, they regarded intellectual freedom as the only goal in life worthy of human beings.
Similarly, each age has its dominant ' ' attitude, ' ' some spiritual ' ' motive ' ' which offers to contain and inform historicalexperience.
In the discussion on these alternatives, emphasis was gradually put on the reproductive role of the historicalexperience.
Obviously there are many different contributing factors in historicalexperience.
Such a reference, implicit in the term autonomy, conflates a heterogeneous social and historicalexperience to one's position in a power-relationship.
The use of memoirs to reflect on the meaning of historicalexperience was a challenge to prevailing modes of historical writing.
The political line in grasping historicalexperience was based on the evolution of modes and relations of production.
The historicalexperience of late twentieth-century tourism is, in this context, a contrived confrontation with a foreign country.
The emphasis lies on the privileged perception of the historical environment by the visitor, and not on the historicalexperience of the inhabitant.
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