Titlebook: Borderology: Cross-disciplinary Insights from the Border Zone; Along the Green Belt Jan Selmer Methi,Andrei Sergeev,Basia Nikiforova Book 2

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Borderology and Practical Knowledge—Humanities Response to Epigenetics?ens is determined by the species’ inner potentialities and the living conditions in the belt. The same can be said about development of any organism in general. It is not the potentiality within the organism that determines the result, but the interaction between the potentiality in the organism and

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Cultural Images of Nature as Paradigms of Human Practicess to the alienation of man from his own nature as a bodily experience. Imagination is considered as the link between corporeality and mind. Non-dualistic conception of human being is based on the structural theory of imagination of Gilbert Durand.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-4558-5s in terms of tundra access and mobility. I show that a dichotomizing town-tundra (‘culture-nature’) division is perceived as necessary for all of them, but for different reasons. This calls for reassessing existing critiques of culture-nature bounderism. Its conceptual roots as well as instrumental

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-4558-5spects in order to reveal more detailed understanding and definition of their role in cross-border and trans-border activities, social-economic development and spatial interaction. Relatively, the lack of geographic comparative knowledge about borderlands of Lithuania and Kaliningrad region of Russi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-85108-0nding as a model for business and everyday life. The compulsive reproduction of the “doubt imperative” makes it possible to draw the conclusion that the “doubt imperative” belongs to the basic spheres of modern European culture and consciousness, i.e., that it is connected with the basic structure a

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