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gned with the category of “becoming” and process ontology more than with the category of “being” and substantive ontology. Of course this is an oversimplification, just as is Derrida’s characterization of “.” as a “master category” as if it is a transcendental determiner guiding the entire dialectic

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g to this account, constitute the minimal features of living things. The Hegelian claim is that whatever else life may be, it must . entail the determinacies outlined here. Hegel’s demonstration of the intrinsic nullity of indifferent externality as such — that is, its unsustainability as something

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ESG aspects in their activities and manage the impact on the environmental and social components. Little attention is paid to management aspects that are crucial for parks with an ESG agenda and the effectiveness of environmental and social projects. The research aims to form a new understanding of

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a vital role in social, economic and ecological functioning of a system. The hydrological processes occurring in the watershed drive major vital services to various organisms and human beings. In recent years, climate change delivers chaos to various sectors around the globe both directly and indir

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it restricted to the conventional 2 per cent of the whole. Yet it seems appropriate, here at the end of this work, to draw attention to a few of the most important conclusions to which the techniques of ecological genetics have led. This may in part be done by correcting a misconception; one not wi