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Milena Benovska‐Sabkova Tobias Köllner Tünde Komáromi Agata Ładykowska Detelina Tocheva Jarrett Zigon 《Anthropology today》2010,26(1):16-21
The article addresses the revival of Russian Orthodoxy as a prominent domain in the lives of many Russians. The six authors are interested in the underlying question: What makes Russian Orthodoxy a relevent and modern source of morality and identity? The circumstances of this branch of Christianity significantly differ from what has been discussed in recent years as ‘the anthropology of Christianity’. The article proposes a thematic approach in order to connect the exploration of Russian Orthodoxy to the study of other denominations. A key‐area is the disctinctive articulation between continuity and change, which is crucial to the understanding of some branches of Protestantism as well. 相似文献
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Agata Lisiak Magdalena Nowicka 《Gender, place and culture : a journal of feminist geography》2018,25(6):899-915
This article presents an inquiry into which tacit differences are relevant for how people make sense of encounters with others in urban settings, and how, if at all, they are translated into ethnic categories understood as ‘basic operators’ in everyday life. Drawing from our interviews with twenty Polish mothers living in Berlin and Munich, we argue that what our research participants distinguish as ‘typically Polish’ or ‘typically German’ is not necessarily connected to some ethnically specific ways of working or mothering, but, rather, significantly structured by locally specific forms of neoliberalism. By asking what kind of difference becomes understood as ethnic difference and how this process of demarcation occurs, this article adds to the strand of intersectional approaches that theorise the notion of difference, recognise heterogeneity of individual categories and render them suspect. 相似文献
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Markus Egli Luciano Gristina Guido L.B. Wiesenberg Jose María Martín Civantos Antonio Rotolo Agata Novara Dagmar Brandová Salvatore Raimondi 《Journal of archaeological science》2013
The aim of this work was to detect imprints on soil properties from former Islamic land use (9th to 11th century) using a multi-method, soil-chemical approach. Four soil profiles (with buried horizons) found in the vicinities of former Islamic settlements in Sicily were analysed for phosphorus (total, organic and inorganic), nitrogen (total, NO3− and NH4+), carbon compounds (δ13C, lipids, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) and functional groups), physical and chemical C-fractions and the state of soil weathering. Two soil profiles contained ceramic sherds from the Islamic period. Inorganic nitrogen forms, phosphorous and the PAH content indicated strong impacts from traditional agriculture and/or burning. Radiocarbon dating of soil organic carbon (SOC) fractions from buried horizons showed that distinct changes must have occurred during the Islamic epoch. The isotopic composition of SOC indicated that land use was probably different in earlier times. C4 plant cultivation was expected but surprisingly lipid analyses did not confirm this. A high amount of aliphates and low C/N ratio indicated a good, long-term SOC stabilisation under the native conditions combined with Islamic land use. The irrigation of the soils probably increased the production of weakly-crystalline Fe forms that helped to stabilise SOC. 相似文献
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Aleksandra Szczepańska Agata Zaborska Anna Maciejewska Karol Kuliński Janusz Pempkowiak 《Geochronometria》2012,39(1):1-9
Organic carbon deposited in marine sediments is an important part of the global carbon cycle. The knowledge concerning the
role of shelf seas (including the Baltic Sea) in the carbon cycle has increased substantially, however organic carbon accumulation
rates in the Baltic sediments still require clarification. 相似文献
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