Titlebook: Connected Places; Region, Pilgrimage, Anne Feldhaus Book 2003 Feldhaus 2003 biography.consciousness.gender.individual.state.traditions

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精致

Basic Inequality (Entropy Principle), in northern India. However, Mahānubhāv literature also preserves a tradition that goes beyond finding correspondences with places elsewhere in India and explicitly values Maharashtra as a whole in its own right, as a place that is . in significant respects than other places. Ironically, the value o

歌唱队

The Arithmetic of Place: Numbered Sets of Places,ot a personal relationship but something much more abstract: a number. The mental act of counting the places together, of listing them as distinct members of a single set with a joint name, gives a particular coherence to the area within which they are found. It makes of that area a large place in w

dysphagia

The Algebra of Place: Replication of North Indian Religious Geography in Maharashtra,asts with another, similar region over against which it stands. In the words of Edward Casey (1993:53), the philosopher I have quoted in the introduction and in chapter 1, experiencing oneself as being in a particular region requires that one be “convinced that … some other more or less comparably e

Locale

Locale

Hippocampus

Malin Ardhammar,Per Lincoln,Bengt Nordénched for Pune (at that time still usually spelled “Poona”), the place where my teacher. had said that we would stay. Only later did I learn that I was going to a part of India called Maharashtra, the part where most people’s first language is Marathi (map 0.1).

Scintillations

cornucopia

Introduction,ched for Pune (at that time still usually spelled “Poona”), the place where my teacher. had said that we would stay. Only later did I learn that I was going to a part of India called Maharashtra, the part where most people’s first language is Marathi (map 0.1).