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Adolph Loweters. Some of the first prehistoric cultures, such as those of the early mesolithic settlements around the post-glacial lake margins and coasts of Europe and those of the coastal Indian communities in North America, depended on wetlands for food and materials for building, shelter and clothing (Malt

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Otto E. Guttentagd seem to be unaffected by the ontological fact that some beings – women – can be singular . for a long part of their life, and yet they may become . (containing and interacting with the other) and returning to an individual state by a separation/loss of duality (what may be called .). We refer to e