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Conceptualizing an Outside World

The Case of “Foreign” in Dutch Newspapers 1815–1914

Ruben Ros

Historical studies into spatial concepts have predominantly focused on the former category. Scholars have mapped the historical semantics of concepts such as the West , the Balkans , and Europe and excavated their employment in political rhetoric. 6

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Democratic Theory When Democracy Is Fugitive

Ali Aslam, David McIvor, and Joel Alden Schlosser

Garvey and others. This spatial concept of fugitivity reflects a key difference from Wolin's description of fugitive democracy, which he describes as episodic moments when citizens rediscover or forge common concerns. Wolin's language is infused with

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The Paris Opera Ballet Dancing Offstage

Work, Grace, and Race

Tessa Ashlin Nunn

images of seclusion and togetherness. Illustrating the spatial concept of confinement , the video begins with a close-up of a male dancer in dim lighting. The étoile Valentine Colasante, wearing a bathrobe and holding a coffee cup near her kitchen sink

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Conceptual Explorations around “Politics”

Thematizing the Activity of Politics in the Plenary Debates of the German Bundestag

Kari Palonen

2016). All of them operate with a spatial concept of politics. Appendix: Compound Words in the Bundestag Debates Wahlperiode Berufs- politiker Politik- ansatz Politik- fähig Politik- gestaltung Politik- konzept Politik

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Myra Marx Ferree, Hanno Balz, John Bendix, Meredith Heiser-Duron, Jeffrey Luppes, Stephen Milder, and Randall Newnham

issues, like spatial concepts (Susanne Schregel), feminist understandings of pacifism (Reinhild Kreis), or the visual strategies employed by the movement (Kathrin Fahlenbrach and Laura Stapane). On the other side, macropolitical issues like the impact of

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Boundaries and Margins

The Making of the ‘Golden Cage’

Eirini Chrysocheri

place where everything is Greek? This story is a vivid illustration of the way landscape is often regarded as the materialisation of memory, the fixing of social and individual histories in space. Tanya Richardson, who examines the spatial concepts

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Thule as Frontier

Commons, Contested Resources, and Contact Zones in the High Arctic

Kirsten Hastrup

). The contact zone transforms into a mode of existence, suspended between past experience and future imagination, between closure and openness, and becomes as much a temporal as a spatial concept. Film crews have popularized the Arctic as an imaginative

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Making Sense of the Remote Areas

Films and Stories from a Tundra Village

Petia Mankova

register in imagination the fears and disappointments in this relationship” (2015: 14). She shows how spatial concepts and feelings tacitly subvert the static authority of the center. In a recent special journal issue on northern mobilities, Joachim Otto

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Geographical differentiation in access to higher education in Sweden

Aimee Haley

. https://doi.org/10.1080/00131880110107405 . Cattan , N. ( 2012 ), ‘ Gendering mobility: Insights into the construction of spatial concepts ’, in T. Creswell and T. P. Uteng (eds), Gendered Mobilities ( Farnham : Ashgate Publishing Ltd

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Roads versus Rivers

Two Systems of Spatial Structuring in Northern Russia and Their Effects on Local Inhabitants

Kirill V. Istomin

reindeer-herding nomads in Western Siberia as well as in the contemporary world in general, the spatial concepts and verbs do not include the reference to external axes and their structure is rather similar to that in English ( Istomin and Dwyer 2009: 37