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Journal of Law, Religion and State, 2021
Abstract This paper analyzes the conditions under which the sharing of sacred sites in Turkey is still possible despite the serious Sunnification campaign of the akp regime.
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Abstract This paper analyzes the conditions under which the sharing of sacred sites in Turkey is still possible despite the serious Sunnification campaign of the akp regime.
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2013
1. Sacred beliefs and beliefs of sacredness Jane Hubert and Brian Reeves 2. Wintu sacred geography of northern California Dorothea J.Theodoratus & Frank LaPena 3. Sacred and secular neolithic landscapes in Ireland Gabriel Cooney 4. Sacred Space in the Culture of the Arctic Regions O. V. Ovsyannikov & N. M. Terebikhin 5.
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1. Sacred beliefs and beliefs of sacredness Jane Hubert and Brian Reeves 2. Wintu sacred geography of northern California Dorothea J.Theodoratus & Frank LaPena 3. Sacred and secular neolithic landscapes in Ireland Gabriel Cooney 4. Sacred Space in the Culture of the Arctic Regions O. V. Ovsyannikov & N. M. Terebikhin 5.
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2012
It is being increasingly recognised that cultural and biological diversity are deeply linked and that conservation programmes should take into account the ethical, cultural and spiritual values of nature. With contributions from a range of scholars, practitioners and spiritual leaders from around the world, this book provides new insights into ...
PUNGETTI, Gloria, Oviedo G, Hooke D.
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It is being increasingly recognised that cultural and biological diversity are deeply linked and that conservation programmes should take into account the ethical, cultural and spiritual values of nature. With contributions from a range of scholars, practitioners and spiritual leaders from around the world, this book provides new insights into ...
PUNGETTI, Gloria, Oviedo G, Hooke D.
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Sydney Law Review
When Indigenous nations’ sacred and cultural sites are threatened, legal disputes often frame land in one of two ways: either land is sacred, or it is property. In Land Is Kin, Dana Lloyd argues that this positioning is inadequate. Not only does it facilitate the damage and destruction of sacred sites, but it fails to appreciate the familial ...
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When Indigenous nations’ sacred and cultural sites are threatened, legal disputes often frame land in one of two ways: either land is sacred, or it is property. In Land Is Kin, Dana Lloyd argues that this positioning is inadequate. Not only does it facilitate the damage and destruction of sacred sites, but it fails to appreciate the familial ...
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2018
There could be no better illustration of coexistence than the extensive history of religious sites shared by members of different beliefs and backgrounds. Chronicles of the three Abrahamic religions are full of examples of cohabitation, hospitality, and tolerance despite a world torn apart by cultural, ethnic, and spiritual struggles.
Pénicaud, Manoël +2 more
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There could be no better illustration of coexistence than the extensive history of religious sites shared by members of different beliefs and backgrounds. Chronicles of the three Abrahamic religions are full of examples of cohabitation, hospitality, and tolerance despite a world torn apart by cultural, ethnic, and spiritual struggles.
Pénicaud, Manoël +2 more
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2018
This chapter’s reflection on an array of sacred sites and geographies opens with commentary on spatially rooted orientations of the genius loci as variously represented in texts by Marilynne Robinson, Thoreau, Richard Tillinghast, Black Elk, Melville, and others.
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This chapter’s reflection on an array of sacred sites and geographies opens with commentary on spatially rooted orientations of the genius loci as variously represented in texts by Marilynne Robinson, Thoreau, Richard Tillinghast, Black Elk, Melville, and others.
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