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The Unbound Brain

“…Special issue of "Culture Unbound". Through six original articles, the issue investigates a variety of cultural and scientific discourses and practices that in…”
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L’ENNUI DES SYRTES OR THE BOREDOM OF EMPIRES: ON COLLECTIVE MOOD OF EXISTENTIAL BOREDOM IN JULIEN GRACQ’S THE OPPOSING SHORE by Finkielsztein, Mariusz

“…The paper presents the phenomenon of boredom in Julien Gracq’s novel Le Rivage des Syrtes (The opposing shore). The book describes Orsenna, oligarchic…”
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L’ENNUI DES SYRTES OR THE BOREDOM OF EMPIRES by Mariusz Finkielsztein

“…The paper presents the phenomenon of boredom in Julien Gracq’s novel Le Rivage des Syrtes (The opposing shore). The book describes Orsenna, oligarchic…”
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Re-placing Race in the Public Space: Borders, Translation and Globalization by Pelillo, Giulia

“…In this article I engage with the un- and re-making of monuments in the context of the globalization and mediatization of Black Lives Matter and anti-racist…”
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How Does Meaning Affect the Perceived Value of Art? The Case of Chinese Calligraphy by Yuqing Song, Anne-Sophie Radermecker

“…How does meaning making affect the perceived value of art? In this paper, we focus on a unique form of art, Chinese calligraphy, to explore the effects of…”
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The Usual Antisocial Protocol by Jacob Löfgren

“…This article considers experience narratives of “dålig stämning” (bad atmosphere and unease) in Swedish workplaces. The aim of this article is to show how…”
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Re-placing Race in the Public Space by Giulia Pelillo

“…In this article I engage with the un- and re-making of monuments in the context of the globalization and mediatization of Black Lives Matter and anti-racist…”
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Ukrainian priests as creators of church carols in the 17th – 19th centuries by Smoliak, Oleg, Bobyk, Liliia, Shchur, Liudmyla, Bankovskyi, Anatoliy

“…The study highlights the development of the genre of church carols in the work of Ukrainian priests as a component of the spiritual song culture of the 17th –…”
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Assisted Dying as Intimate Care by Tuckett, Miranda

“…How does asking loved ones to help you die, to help you commit suicide, bend the limits of our relationships and perhaps of care itself? This paper traces the…”
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There’s a Hinterland in Me: Ambivalent Place-making in Popular Music From a National Periphery by Bruhn, Tommy

“…Northern Norrland has a long history of domestic colonialism and internal migration. However, in the latter half of the twentieth century the region has seen a…”
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Reimagining the Rural Hinterland: an investigation of participatory digital placemaking in rural communities by Ironside, Rachael, Reid, Peter

“…Rural locations often form a hinterland – geographically and culturally - for large conurbations that dominate a particular region. They are interconnected,…”
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Gauging the Google gaze: A digital visual analysis of images of a semi-peripheral town by Brantner, Cornelia, Rodriguez-Amat, Joan Ramon, Stewart, Judith

“…This study explores the visual representation of Great Yarmouth, a British coastal town caught between the urban and the rural, as seen through the…”
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Nowhereland: Place making and privilege in an alternative “cocoon community” by Ljungberg, Emilia

“…Rural places and small towns are highly valued by lifestyle migrants who wish to live close to nature (Verdich 2010) and have a more environmentally friendly…”
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County residents take the fight: Representing rural resilience by Lundgren, Anna Sofia, Ljuslinder, Karin

“…Celebrations of local volunteering as a way to cope with cutbacks are frequent. Not least are such celebrations apparent within the media, where descriptions…”
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"County residents take up the fight": representing rural resilience by Lundgren, Anna Sofia, Ljuslinder, Karin

“…Celebrations of local volunteering as a way to cope with cutbacks are frequent. Not least are such celebrations apparent within the media, where descriptions…”
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There’s a Hinterland in Me by Tommy Bruhn

“…Northern Norrland has a long history of domestic colonialism and internal migration. However, in the latter half of the twentieth century the region has seen a…”
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Gauging the Google gaze by Cornelia Brantner, Joan Ramon Rodriguez-Amat, Judith Stewart

“…This study explores the visual representation of Great Yarmouth, a British coastal town caught between the urban and the rural, as seen through the…”
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Nowhereland by Emilia Ljungberg

“…Rural places and small towns are highly valued by lifestyle migrants who wish to live close to nature (Verdich 2010) and have a more environmentally friendly…”
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Introduction to Special Issue: Placemaking Beyond Cities by Lotta Braunerhielm, Lena Grip, Emilia Ljungberg, Linda Ryan Bengtsson

“…This special issue of Culture Unbound directs attention beyond cities, to small towns and rural communities, and the practices taking place there. Referring to…”
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County residents take the fight by Anna Sofia Lundgren, Karin Ljuslinder

“…Celebrations of local volunteering as a way to cope with cutbacks are frequent. Not least are such celebrations apparent within the media, where descriptions…”
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