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Helmut L?ffler,Johann Rastetterg bodies mutually construct each other and the role gender plays. The city is a particular kind of constructed space and its construction is inextricably bound up with constructions of subjectivity. ‘To the extent that the inhabitant of the (post)modern city is no longer a subject apart from his or

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Introductionillenium, are relationships between dance, space and subjectivity so important? The postmodern debates about ‘crises of subjectivity’, that were current at the turn of the twentieth century, raised questions about who ‘we’ are, and our relation to the world we live in. Although voiced increasingly s

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Galaxies Everywhere! beginning of the 20th century, that the spherical distribution of the globular clusters located the gravitational center of the Galaxy far away from the Sun, once again demoting our place to its “Copernican-aware” non-special role.

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Jesús Cruz Reyes,Camila Pi?eiro Harneckerssist the user in the discovery of which web services are the most appropriate to achieve her requirements. We describe the overall framework of our approach and we provide a detailed description of the techniques used in each phase of our approach. Finally, the usefulness of our approach is demonstrated through a Bioinformatics case study.

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A Declarative Approach for Software Modeling,er can generate an outline of the design or a tasks list, instead of code. We demonstrate these techniques using Java and SQL, but our approach is applicable to other programming languages and paradigms as well.