Titlebook: Geography and Memory; Explorations in Iden Owain Jones,Joanne Garde-Hansen Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137284075geography; geopolitics; identity; individual; memory; Plymouth; area studies

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Die tragbaren Werkzeugmaschinen,s clearing out a cupboard, sorting through its contents, sifting through shelves full of a life’s materiality. We reflect upon some personal memories and emotions occasioned by such a task: sometimes haunting, sometimes odd, sometimes joyful and sometimes banal. In particular, we will suggest that s

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Entstehung und Aufgabe der Wertanalyse,es that might not be immediately obvious. The images I make depict man-made structures in relation to landscape. In my drawings and paintings neither the chosen motif nor the landscape take precedence, the two are in dialogue. Indeed, David Crouch reminds us that that nowadays landscape is not usual

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Die Werteordnung des Grundgesetzesging with a physical site just north of the English–Scottish border and with a fictional site central to the traditional Borders ballad ., which deals with fairy capture, love and magical transformation, all framed within the context of an early medieval quasi-pagan Borders culture. These two sites

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-09780-8ccur in ordinary places. It points to the relevance of researching those objects and events which appear exotic and ‘far’ to us in social terms even if they are ‘near’ and ‘close’ to us in spatial terms. To illustrate this interest, I will explore how the strange death of an elephant called Miss Bab