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Consciousness in a Natural and Cultural Context (CNCC)
... The EUROCORES programme ‘Consciousness in a Natural and Cultural Context (CNCC)’ aims to contribute to this challenge. The programme – with a budget of over 5 Million Euros supported by nine national ...
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Using Mixed Reality and Natural interaction in Cultural Heritage Applications
... intangible cultural heritage features is the subject of several experiments, as well as large research projects ...with natural interaction would provide a powerful solution to develop a system to transfer ...
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Valuing natural and cultural resources for eco cultural tourism development : Libya's Green Mountain
... and cultural aspects of a landscape are combined to create a site for ...marginal cultural or ecological resources to ...whose natural or cultural resources on their own would not be enough to ...
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Analysis of Cultural Scripts of Suggestions and Rejection of Suggestions in Persian and English within Natural Semantic Metalanguage Framework
... Her proposed solution then lies in employing a universal, language- independent framework that can give descriptions of concepts and cultures in any other language in an unbiased fashion. This framework is called ...
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Consciousness in a Natural and Cultural Context (CNCC) Highlights
... The EUROCORES Programme Consciousness in a Natural and Cultural Context (CNCC) was launched in November 2006. It has involved 33 research teams from 11 countries and must be considered one of the largest ...
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Consciousness in a Natural and Cultural Context (CNCC)
... a Natural and Cultural Context” is that consciousness is both a cultural and a biological ...and natural sciences to build joint research projects, in order to foster top-quality consciousness ...
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Natural Resources and Indigenous Cultural Heritage in International Investment Law and Arbitration
... Given the structural imbalance between the vague and non-binding dispute settlement mechanisms provided by human rights treaties and the highly effective and sophisticated dispute settlement mechanisms available under ...
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Electrokinetic Characterization of Natural Stones Coated with Nanocomposites for the Protection of Cultural Heritage
... each measurement, four pressure ramps from 0-400 mbar were applied and the apparent zeta (ζ) potential was calculated from the slope of streaming current vs. pressure, according to the Smoluchowski eq. 1. Here the ...
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... of natural-cultural ecologies, touching on such issues as postcolonialism, degrowth, and "slow movements" (Prádanos), the new materialisms and philosophical nomadism (Past, Donoso Aceituno), poetic ...
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International Documents on Landscape Restoration
... The aim of spatial planning under Article 18 (1) of the Building Act is to create preconditions for constructions and for sustainable development of the area, lying in well balanced relations of conditions for favourable ...
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Cultural materialism and institutional economics
... with natural science and distanced itself from cultural ...with cultural theorising, but the same cannot be said of the aims of classical ...conservative, cultural arguments of various ...
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ASSESSMENT OF SUSTAINABLE TOURISM IN THE COUNTY OF KOUHDASHT.
... of natural and historical attractions, Has not gained much success in tourists ...historical, cultural and natural Kouhdasht couny That is facilitator for achieve to sustainable ...the natural ...
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Research on the Integration and Development of Culture Industry and Tourism Industry of Fisherman Village in Rizhao
... rural natural scenery, cultural relics, folk customs, agricultural production, farmers’ life and rural environment, and takes urban residents as the target market to satisfy tourists’ leisure, vacation, ...
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Tourists’ Perceived Destination Competitiveness in Protected Areas: The Case of Semenggoh Nature Reserve
... 2000). Natural resources play a vital role as one of the tourists’ main attractions and competitive advantages of tourism destinations (Jaafar and Maideen, 2012; Law and Lo, 2016; Ritchie and Crouch, ...of ...
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Bringing the community into World Heritage through biocultural diversity: issues and policy implications
... Indigenous peoples for millennia, whose associations continue today, include the Wet Tropics, Great Barrier Reef, Ningaloo Coast, Purnululu, and others. An assessment of these sites from the perspective of biocultural ...
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Organisational phylogenesis : Developing and evaluating a memetic methodology
... political, cultural, and moral guidance? As the essays of Smith and Malthus had assisted Darwin in consolidating his theory of evolution then it was already conceivable that evolutionary forces also operated in ...
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Story and the outdoors, fiction or non-fiction?
... The landscape is cloaked in multifarious stories. ‘Scape’ is a suffix derived from the French meaning to cloak, as in ‘to cloak in meaning or stories’. Some of these stories are from the past ‘written’ in the features ...
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Romancing the Reef: history, heritage and the hyper real
... APPENDIX 3: CONVENTION CONCERNING THE PROTECTION OF THE WORLD CULTURAL AND NATURAL HERITAGE1 THE GENERAL CONFERENCE of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organizatio[r] ...
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Architectural Skin Design in the Context of Sustainable Development
... Tjibaou Cultural Centre located in New Caledonia designed by Renzo Piano (Figure 4) has a very traditional form of "shanty" and is reinterpreted by modern ...the natural environment and telling the ...
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SACRED GEOGRAPHY OF EAST KAZAKHSTAN
... National Natural Park). Some of them are suc- cessfully developed for cultural tourism, some objects, having equal opportunities with other recreational objects, used as amateur ...
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