Titlebook: European Rural Landscapes; Persistence and Chan Hannes Palang,Helen Soov?li,Gunhild Setten Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media Dordre

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Centennial Legacy and Commentary,past takes on different meanings depending on the position of the observer in the present. This is of course valid for history at large — all history bears the mark of the time in which it is written, but landscape history is special in that it is materialised history forming the totality of the present world.

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Naming and Claiming Discourse,1996: 275). Consequently, the dialectics of language (i.e. its concepts and classifications) and their relationship to the world provide meaning and direction to the world. Even more importantly, dialectics of language annex the world.

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When Sweden was Put on the Map, edition. This project is situated at the National Archives of Sweden, and financed by the Bank of Sweden Tercentenary Foundation and the Royal Academy of Letters, History and Antiquities. the following article provides a brief introduction to this fascinating material.

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,The Landscape of Vittsk?vle Estate — At the Crossroads of Feudalism and Modernity,past takes on different meanings depending on the position of the observer in the present. This is of course valid for history at large — all history bears the mark of the time in which it is written, but landscape history is special in that it is materialised history forming the totality of the present world.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-82354-0ical sites with national ideology. According to Stuart Hall, national identity is produced by a cultural system of representation essentially based on stereotypes. These are conventional by nature, yet have the power of directing individual thought and action (Hall 1992; Moscovici 1984).

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Countryside Imagery in Finnish National Discourse,ical sites with national ideology. According to Stuart Hall, national identity is produced by a cultural system of representation essentially based on stereotypes. These are conventional by nature, yet have the power of directing individual thought and action (Hall 1992; Moscovici 1984).

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Tycho Brahe, Cartography and Landscape in 16th Century Scandinavia,d in the Teyn church. Tycho’s last assistant, and his successor as Imperial Mathematician to Emperor Rudolph II, was the German astronomer Johannes Kepler, who wrote at the end of Tycho Brahe’s log of astronomical observations (Dreyer 1926: 283, translated by Rosen 1986: 313, cited in Thoren 1990: 469):