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Many Aymara men and women claim that human knowledge as transmitted through language is pure ‘siwsawi’, i.e. talk, opinions, views and judgments of particular individuals. As such it is knowledge of a particular kind; it is knowledge concerning the opinions of other humans, nothing else. It is thereby significantly different from the non-linguistic, experiential knowledge that is lived-through and

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On the early history of card-playing with particular reference to John of Rheinfelden's treatise

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The vision is certainly the most developed sense in raptors, and these birds are cosidered as the vertebrates with the greatest visual acuity. However, raptors are among the most frequent victims of collisions with wind turbines and other human features. Given the conservation issues and the cost of conservation operations , it is essential to understand how sensory abilities of raptor affect thei

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Den svenska attityden till Scientologykyrkan har sedan 1970-talet ändrats från fördömande som icke-religion (Socialstyrelsen) till formell acceptans som religionssamfund med vigselrätt. Orsaker är religionslandskapets förändring genom immigration, ny lagstiftning om trossamfund, som definierats öppet utifrån syftet att anordna gudstjänst, samt en mera positiv socialpolitisk inställning till privat

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Biodiversity conservation requires an understanding of the extent to which a landscape can contribute to species life-cycle. Conceived as a dynamic mosaic of spatial units with different properties, landscape is a very relevant scale for dealing with biodiversity issues. This paper aims at analysing the relationships and overlapping between this geography and landscape ecology as two scientific fi