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Conclusio festi sicut clausura gestalt: psychologia actionis inchoatae et ritus transiti Introducere: Principium gestalt et cyclitas festi Ex positionibus psychologiae gestalt, festum repraesentatur experientia integralis, affectuosa plena et temporum limi …
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Existential Experiences on New Year's Eve and Christmas: Between Hope and the Futility of Time Introduction: The Chronological Turning Point as an Existential Challenge The period of New Year's and Christmas holidays represents a unique cultural and psycho …
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Existentiālīs patībās Nīvārī un Rīdzīvotnē: inter spes et vana tempusī Introduktīvā: Kronolōģiskais robeža kā existentiāls izdevums Nīvārī un Rīdzīvotnē pasludināšanas periods veido unīku kultūrisko un psihologisko fenomēnu, aktūalizējošu kompleksu dziļīgā …
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The Yule Log and Associated Traditions in France: From Pragmatism to Confectionery Symbolism Introduction: The Log as a Cultural Palimpsest The French tradition of the "Yule Log" (La bûche de Noël) is a unique example of the transformation of an ancient pa …
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“La bûche de Noël” et les traditions associées en France : de la pragmatique à la symbolique pâtissière Introduction : La bûche comme palingrape culturel La tradition française de la “bûche de Noël” représente un exemple unique de transformation d'un ancie …
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Sigmund Freud's Essay "The Uncanny" (1919): Christmas Trauma as a Matrix of Neurosis and the Archetype of the Unconscious Introduction: "Unheimliche" as the Return of Repressed Childish Horror Sigmund Freud's essay "The Uncanny" ("Das Unheimliche", 1919) i …
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Friedrich Nietzsche’s Essay “On the Genealogy of Morality” (1887): The birth of morality as a reaction to the struggle for existence Introduction: The concept of “unheimliche” as a return of the repressed childhood horror Friedrich Nietzsche’s essay “On th …
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Покой, тишина и радость Рождества: семиотика сакрального переживания в культуре Введение: Триада как культурный универсальный код Концептуальная триада «покой – тишина – радость» представляет собой смысловое ядро рождественского переживания в западной (пре …
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Quies, silentium et gaudium Nativitatis: semiotica sacerdotalis experientiae in cultura Introducere: Trias sicut codex universalis culturalis Conceptus triadus "quies - silentium - gaudium" repraesentat nucleum significationis experientiae Nativitatis in c …
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The Dog in the City: Adaptation, Conflict, and Neurobiology of Urban Existence Introduction: The Urban Environment as an Evolutionary Challenge The city represents an extreme, highly stressful environment for the dog (Canis familiaris), whose phenotype and …
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