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Geoff King a rigorous approach both to modelling and mathematical deriThis monograph presents a comprehensive and rigorous new framework for the theoretical description and modelling of enriched continua. In other words, continua that exhibit more complex behaviour than their conventional counterparts and, in

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Geoff King a rigorous approach both to modelling and mathematical deriThis monograph presents a comprehensive and rigorous new framework for the theoretical description and modelling of enriched continua. In other words, continua that exhibit more complex behaviour than their conventional counterparts and, in

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World Views,ythical beasts were shown to inhabit the unknown outer reaches. Maps compiled today with the aid of the latest developments in satellite and computer technology appear to offer a far more objective view, precisely delineating the outlines of the world. The difference between these two forms of mappi

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Maps of Meaning,. through which the world is made intelligible.’. As Edmund Leach suggests: ‘Our whole social environment is map-like. Whenever human beings construct a dwelling or lay out a settlement they do so in a geometrically ordered way. This seems to be as “natural” to Man [.] as his capacity for language.

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The Thicket of Unreality, the 1950s and 1960s in the West, particularly in the United States. Some years before the term ‘postmodern’ gained any wide currency the growth of media such as television and advertising seemed to some commentators to result in the swamping of a real that became lost beneath a wave of image, fanta

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