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How far are global croplands from environmental sustainability ?

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Touching to Transgress and Transgressing to Touch

2022
Dalit feminist poet and author Meena Kandasamy's poetry collections Touch (2006) and Ms. Militancy (2010) are daring explorations of how the flesh can inscribe its desires in all of its impulsive and unhindered spontaneity in the text – tender and violent at the same time, with the text treading across wired fences of gendered and segregated spaces ...
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Transgressions

2019
Sur la base des résultats de la recherche française de 1996 sur les auteurs de violences sexuelles, cet article présente l’évolution qu’a connue, depuis vingt ans, l’étude de leur psychopathologie. L’article indique le développement clinique de points majeurs : le traitement de la sensorialité, les processus d’affectation, la symbolisation primaire, l ...
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Transgression in and of the City

Architectural Design, 2013
AbstractFor Turkish artist and educator Can Altay ‘today's cities are full of limits’. This unevenness can be regarded as the manifestation of current investment patterns and political and cultural conflicts. Does, however, transgression offer opportunities to subvert this?
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Is Transgression Transgressive?

1998
Abstract The demand for the recognition of bisexuality challenges the foundations of the lesbian and gay movement, which for better or worse, is predicated on the assumption that the lesbian/ gay identity is at least relatively feed. we might argue for or believe in the possibility, or indeed the existence in many cases, of more fluid
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Transgression and Atonement

2009
This paper presents an approach to modeling social transgressions in agent based systems. The approach is intended to be abstract enough that it may be used with many different theories of transgression, apology, forgiveness, etc. In the first half of the paper, we consider what features of transgressions, people's emotional reactions to transgressions,
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transgression

2014
The potency of the word “transgress” is hardly reflected in its Latin etymology – to go or walk across. The language is benign, but symbolically loaded: to violate, to infringe, to go beyond the boundaries. To transgress is to break, violate, infringe, or exceed the bounds of: laws, commands, moral principles or other established standard of behaviour.
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