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Die Technologie des Maschinentechnikersigious diversity. Looking at Trieste and Odessa as exemplary of the multi-religious port cities that grew up in the nineteenth century, this article explores forms of interaction among the different minorities that inhabited these urban environments, focusing especially on “non-sacred spaces”. Furth

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-04665-3ttoman time. In socialist Yugoslavia, the monastery was expropriated, and converted into a museum and thus into a touristic site. With Macedonia’s independence, at the beginning of the 1990s, the expropriated monastery was returned to the Orthodox Church which reestablished it as a religious place.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-92301-2g the second half of the nineteenth century, its historical minorities celebrated their emancipation with the construction of outstanding temples. Today, the city faces unprecedented religious diversification. In order to cope with religious spatial needs, the city council issued a call for proposal

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Kurbelinduktor und Rufmaschinenis chapter explores the spatial dynamics surrounding what I call multi-religious places .. My argument is that the spatial dynamics through which such multi-religious places by design come into being and have effects involve three distinct processes: design, eventization, and mediatization. Each of

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