Titlebook: Lanzarote and Chinijo Islands Geopark: From Earth to Space; Elena Mateo,Jesús Martínez-Frías,Juana Vegas Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzer

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Lanzarote: The Landscape and the History Behind the Volcanoan reality, distant from historical events that have occurred. This makes sense for territories whose physical support was formed dozens, hundreds of thousands or millions of years ago and whose transformations have undergone a slow process in temporary terms, especially when erosive agents are invo

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Lanzarote Saltworks, Symbol of Identityal part of their inhabitants’ identity and, make up a significant part of their Historical and Cultural Heritage. The recovery and revaluation of these salt-producing networks rescues the testimony of an era responsible for the socio-economic development of the island.

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External World” (HCM, .): “In which real mode are perceived “essences (.)” given to us, in more or less big definiteness (.)? And where do we encounter them in their concrete realization?” (HCM, ., 356). These questions initiate the problematization of the given and thus pose a clear limit between

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Nieves Sánchez,Carmen Romero,Juana Vegas,Inés Galindo External World” (HCM, .): “In which real mode are perceived “essences (.)” given to us, in more or less big definiteness (.)? And where do we encounter them in their concrete realization?” (HCM, ., 356). These questions initiate the problematization of the given and thus pose a clear limit between

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Inés Galindo,Juana Vegas,Carmen Romero,Miguel Llorente,Esther Martín-González,Juan C. Rubio,Gonzalo rtius, Stein claims that Heidegger’s approach so overemphasizes the temporal finitude of . that it cannot achieve a “breakthrough” (.) from finite being to eternal being, and that it thus excludes the idea of any ontological or spiritual dependence of human being on divine being. Indeed, Stein argue

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Carmen Romero,Nieves Sánchez,Juana Vegas,Inés Galindortius, Stein claims that Heidegger’s approach so overemphasizes the temporal finitude of . that it cannot achieve a “breakthrough” (.) from finite being to eternal being, and that it thus excludes the idea of any ontological or spiritual dependence of human being on divine being. Indeed, Stein argue

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