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In The Origin and Goal of History Karl Jaspers describes the rise of civilizations by using the phrase "Axial Age" to refer to a phenomenon that is not reducible to direct causal relations between different cultures. This essay addresses... more
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In a scathing attack on the classic Herderian-Boasian concept of culture and its potential for generating both relativism and chauvinism, Alain Finkielkraut (1987) notes that although the United Nations'... more
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Vedecká monografia oboznamuje čitateľa s metodikou deviatich faktorov vyvinutou Jeffom Cartwrightom na zisťovanie prieniku hodnotových systémov organizačnej kultúry a zamestnancov konkrétnej organizácie, a tým jej motivačného potenciálu,... more
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Fr : L'objectif du 9e congrès des CIAM (1953) était l'adoption d'une Charte de l'habitat en prolongement de la Charte d'Athènes adoptée au 4e congrès en 1933. Ce fut à cet égard un échec, mais, à bien y regarder, c'est aussi à ce moment... more
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Argumenta: In the small mountain villages and countryside of Southern Italy, there still lives a magical female tradition shrouded in mystery. These women are called Janare (singular Janara), and in popular folklore they are considered... more
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When talking about the Warao, we tend to consider this ethnic group indigenous to the Orinoco river, as a homogeneous society, with some similar characteristics in the whole area of ​​its territory. Both in his oral history, myths, modern... more
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Abstract: The paths followed by hemp in its conquest of the Maghreb Following a previous article which reviewed current knowledge on the introduction of the hemp in the Maghreb, the author returns in the present note on ways borrowed by... more
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Summary The hemp was introduced in the Maghreb, from the Middle East, in a distant time which it is difficult today to determine with accuracy, but in any case previous to the Xth century because we already find in Kitab surat al-ard of... more
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Style and function are intuitively appealing concepts we bring to archaeological classification based on our interaction in daily life with our own artifacts. In this interaction, we routinely distinguish between functional and stylistic... more
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If our relationship to the technology is usually instrumental, in artistic activity the technique becomes a possibility for accidents, bug and dysfunction.
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Ovo autorovo djelo donosi petnaest vrlo različitih priloga, koje povezuju prostor Crne Gore, točnije Boke Kotorske i nekadašnje Duklje, od početka Hallstatta do početka novoga vijeka.
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Myths are the stories created by the humans of ancient civilizations in order to explain how the world and nature work. Since, for the ancient civilizations, it was almost impossible to explain how certain natural events occur all around... more
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Le savoir traditionnel africain a longtemps été marginalisé. Cela semble être dû au fait que ce savoir n'a pas été vulgarisé. Il se donnait sous le manteau à la gloire des élites. Mais, aujourd'hui, encore, les mêmes élites qu'elles... more
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This paper looks at different aspects of the role of Indian films in the evolution of the Identity of East Indians in Trinidad.
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In this article, I discuss the challenges of conducting a qualitative content analysis in more than one language. Doing research across languages requires detailed attendance to different ways of meaning-making and to the role of distinct... more
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Nous proposons dans cette synthèse des conclusions alternatives relatives à la chronologie et aux formes architecturales découvertes sur le site du boulevard périphérique nord de Lyon. Quatre surfaces archéologiques, du Néolithique moyen... more
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Most of the major social theorists have addressed the issue of distinction. Largely ignoring each other's views on the matter, they have mainly sought to integrate their discussion within their respective grand theories. The main... more
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The effect of furfural on aerobic and anaerobic batch cultures of Saccharomyces cerevisiae CBS 8066 growing on glucose was investigated. Furfural was found to decrease both the specific growth rate and ethanol production rate after pulse... more
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El artículo hace un recorrido general por el sector cultural en EE.UU. para introducirnos en su complejo entramado y plantear las perspectivas que el contexto norteamericano ofrece a los artistas procedentes de países hispanohablantes. En... more
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The concept of ethnicity drift proposed by the author is focused on mobility and changeability of values, positions and social realities making up an identity as the correlation between a person and a nation. Ethnicity drift resembles... more
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Dans un monde de marchandisation, les cultures traditionnelles au fondement d’identités collectives minoritaires sont confrontées à des enjeux sociaux d’importance. Comment peuvent-elles assurer leur pérennité dans des sociétés... more
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En este libro, el autor retoma su investigación sobre las sombras de un gnomon unitario realizada en las últimas dos décadas. En esta exposición, sobresale el hecho de que las sombras solsticiales debieron haber sido fundamentales en el... more
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Historically Christianity owes much to Judaism. St. Paul’s Christianity, however, changed the way of thinking of many of the first Jews because of a new way of reasoning about selfhood, the human body, and human cognition. Without wanting... more
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