Titlebook: Geography of Time, Place, Movement and Networks, Volume 2; Mapping Heritage Jou Stanley D. Brunn Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) an

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Myth-Making Journeys on the Trans-Siberian Railway,vering the “real Russia,” romance on the rails, and the quest for spiritual awakening. The author draws from her own experience on trains in Siberia to conclude that Russians use the TSRR as a practical means of travel, but foreigners take the TSRR as a journey of self-discovery.

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Maine Waterpower Mill Hamlets: Frozen in Time or Slowly Melting?,entral place functions, and residents’ perceptions. Our findings suggest waterpower hamlets are promising places for journeys to the past and to gain a more comprehensive understanding of the socio-economic and environmental challenges facing much of rural America.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-02272-5 how the Amish display “sameness” in certain ways, reshaping the environment to perpetuate old traditions while introducing other practices that are entirely new. The presence of the Amish alters the expression of “sameness” within the broader local community.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-40355-6er a purely chronological concept. This chapter examines several commercial and technological appropriations of the past, taking them as potentially beneficial to a contemporary leisure society. A second part of the text reflects on the purpose of education in constructing a consistent rendering of the past.

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Die W?rmepumpe in der Verfahrenstechnikdel’s tangible and intangible realm? What were the pitfalls, challenges, and key achievements? This chapter endeavours to map out this process retrospectively, highlight the key events, and share the lessons with other similar museums and heritage sites on the continent and abroad.

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