Titlebook: Urban Activism in Western Europe from the 1950s to the 1980s; Tim Verlaan,Christian Wicke Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Elena Prat,Christian Wicked to be true or false in a world, but true or false relative to a theory or belief state. In this paper I will discuss how successfully the problems can be handled in terms of the traditional assumptions. I will argue that (i) a realist account of . attributions and Hob-Nob sentences need not really

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Bruno Bonomo,Mathias Heiglundergoing a sea-change: in the face of diverse problems like belief report interpretation and thd analysis of abstract entity anaphora, we have to move away from a static conception of semantics solely in terms of the intensional structures of standard possible worlds semantics to a dynamic concept

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In Defence of a Coalfield Community: Resisting Urban Redevelopment in 1950s Wales,m a powerful motive to mobilise in defence of their traditional homes and communities at a time when wider patterns of economic and social change in Wales—as well as the County Council’s planning proposals—seemed to devalue them.

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2634-6559 a period in which grassroots mobilisation rocked urban poli.Bringing together contributions from social, political, and urban historians, this collection examines social movements in Western European cities from the 1950s to the 1980s. Since their post-war recovery and reconstruction, cities in thi

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Provocations at the Limits of Urbanity: Historical Perspectives on Cold War Urban Social Movements,rs. This holds true for the Cold War years, and this chapter argues that cities and competing concepts of urbanity played a central role in the emergence of social movements. As hubs of contestation, provocation, and protest, modern cities functioned as nodes of cross-movement mobilisation. Drawing