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To explain cultural diversity, many theories refer to the social construction of reality. In this telling, we frame the world to make it meaningful. In my analysis of what people in Namibia and Germany know about "SARS‐Cov‐2" and "climate change," I propose an anti‐constructivist alternative. Drawing on the work of the phenomenologist Bernhard Waldenfels, I argue that experience comes first and exceeds language and the conceptual and symbolic orders we use to describe it. Waldenfels refers to this excess as "the alien" (das Fremde). This alienness calls us and demands a response. Only by responding, do we make the world meaningful. Since the alien is the excess to a particular order it becomes important to explore how orders are applied in situations. To explain this, I draw on recent developments in "4E" cognition that describe the mind‐world relation as fourfold intertwined: embedded, embodied, extended, and enacted. Combining Waldenfels' responsive phenomenology and "4E" cognition thus allows it to be shown how knowledge emerges as an enactive response to the demands situations create. I conclude by showing how this opens up new possibilities for addressing the plurality and situatedness of knowledge in anthropology. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this article we address the ways in which the "musical journey" to Europe made possible the transit and formation of knowledge between Argentina and Germany, from the physical support of the book "in movement" as well as the practices related to printed culture and translation in Buenos Aires at the beginning of the twentieth century. Three different modalities of circulation and reading of printed books on Wagner's work, enabled by the trip to Bayreuth, the Mecca of the "Wagnerian cult", are compared in an exploratory way. Firstly, we consider the personal narrative within the style tradition of the tourist guides in circulation during the 19th century, with the case of Miguel Cané (Jr.). Secondly, the impact of first-hand access to the complete works of the German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche by the music critic Mariano Barrenechea in the pre- and post-World War I period. Finally, the interpretative work carried out by Josep Lleonart Nart -a leader of the Catalan immigrant community in Buenos Aires- as a member of a transnational group of Catalan critics and enthusiasts whose journey to the "green hill" had served as an input to translate the dramatic aspect of Wagnerian art. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article focuses on functional dependency as a recognized social risk within the framework of social security. It explores the challenges faced by individuals requiring assistance due to physical, mental, or cognitive limitations, emphasizing the social, economic, and political implications. It discusses various approaches to address this dependency, including legal and social measures implemented in countries like Austria, Germany, Switzerland, and Spain.

The article "Valor y al toro!: a cultural contrastive study of Spanish-German comics" analyzes the translation of comics and its importance in the dissemination and internationalization of this cultural genre. It focuses on the German translation of the comic Aius. El destino de Numancia and on a contrastive analysis of Spanish-German comics, using a Mortadelo y Filemón comic strip as an example. It highlights that both comics, aimed at young people, have different characteristics that influence translation. The translation of Spanish comics into German is mentioned, as well as changes in character names and plot, and the adaptation of idioms and onomatopoeias. The importance of images in comics and the relationship between Spain and Germany in the comic market are also emphasized. [Extracted from the article]

The editorial article titled "Virtual Facts" highlights the virtual theme and the confrontation between the virtual and the real. It mentions the short film "Everything's Fine" by Diana Acién, which addresses the subjective experience during confinement. It also highlights Dr. Nea Ehrlich's article on documentary animation and the virtualization of culture. Other contents include a study on animation in Germany during the Third Reich, the adaptation of fairy tales into anime, and the modeling of otaku culture in the series Hakuoki Shinsengumi Kitan. The magazine issue concludes with a study on the setting of environments in Virtual Reality. [Extracted from the article]

In contrast to the war scene, where it unleashed hostilities and maintained the initiative on several fronts at the same time, the National Socialist regime was hardly able to match the Allied countries in the political use of animation, despite the exceptional importance it attached to propaganda. In view of this failure, the article explores the causal framework and delves into a field of forces where institutions compete with companies and talented figures with opportunists in the development of films of very uneven tone and quality that quickly fell into oblivion but which, given their documentary value, should be taken into account in the general framework of the history of animation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The 1990s saw the emergence in Germany of the so-called "iconic turn" (ikonische Wende). Keith Moxey (2009) interprets this turn as a new paradigm that, fed up with the linguistic turn and the thesis of mediated access to reality, proposes the image as an instance of immediate access to the world, eliminating the distinction between subject and object. However, Boehm argues that the iconic turn must be understood on the basis of the turn of all turns, the Kantian transcendental turn. The hypothesis I will defend here is that the iconic turn is to be understood as a post-Kantian thought. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The Court of Justice of the European Union has ruled that Germany has failed to comply with Directive 92/43 on the conservation of natural habitats and wild fauna and flora by not declaring numerous Sites of Community Importance (SCI) as Special Areas of Conservation (SAC) or establishing the corresponding conservation measures and objectives. The European Commission filed a lawsuit claiming that Germany had not designated 88 out of the 4,606 designated SCIs as SACs and that sufficient conservation measures had not been adopted in another 737 SCIs. The Court of Justice concluded that Germany has failed to fulfill its obligations established in the Directive. [Extracted from the article]

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This study explores the way of life of a group of German expatriates in the province of Malaga. It analyses their characteristics and aspects related to living in the territory that hosts them. The methodology combines an inductive and qualitative approach with a complementary quantitative one. The first is based on interviews with a sample of German residents, addressing social issues with territorial implications. The second uses the Padrón to quantitatively characterise the distribution and evolution of the German colony. The bulk of the German colony is located on the coast, although the highest densities are in the interior. The discourses collected show diverse attitudes and diverse economic and social contexts. They offer a critical and heterogeneous view on aspects such as: administrative management or services, lifestyle and local idiosyncrasy, communication with the Spanish-speaking population or travel to Germany. The findings are numerous and varied due to the wide range of issues addressed. In some cases, they coincide with previous studies, in others they differ and invite us to take them as a reference for statistical quantification in new studies. This would contribute to an improved management of the presence of this contingent in the province of Malaga. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The current debate on party democracy, both in Germany and in the other representative democracies, has revealed a loss of confidence in parties and representative democracy, as well as other changes in the established party systems: there is greater fragmentation, new anti-establishment parties have emerged, and the formation of governments has become more difficult. There is also a shift of power within parties, due to digitalization, among other things, while other forms of political participation are gaining strength. All this calls party democracy into question, also from the point of view of constitutional theory. In view of this, some legal elements that can be considered problematic are highlighted: party financing, opposition rights, intra-party democracy, elements of direct democracy such as citizens’ councils elected by lottery, the banning of parties or the legal control of hate speech and fake news. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article analyzes the reception of Tacitus' Germania as a reliable historical document in Nazi Germany, and the reading operations that the National Socialist regime carried out on the work with the aim of installing it as a source of its ideology. Thence, it will be shown how the primary function of Germania was subverted from fiction to history by means of cutting, biased translation, apocryphal quotation, and dissociation with its immediate context of production. This produced an interpretation of Germania as a mirror of the official ideology of racial conflict in Germany during the 1930s. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper aims to define meaningful learning in the context of teaching Spanish pronunciation to students enrolled in the course Fonética y fonología castellana at German-speaking universities. First, it discusses how the key aspects of meaningful learning can be implemented in this specific instructional setting. Special emphasis is given to the postulates of variation linguistics and contrastive studies. Second, the paper offers a set of exercises designed to teach the pronunciation of rhotics and stops in Spanish. These exercises have undergone testing with 12 groups of German university students and serve as a practical demonstration that the guidelines expressed in the first part of the paper can be successfully implemented. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The journalist's professional secrecy in Spain finds its welcome in the 1978 Constitution. In this matter, as in many others, the Spanish situation must be compared with that of countries in our geographical-political environment. Carrying out an analysis of the realities in this matter offers us a common denominator, which is that Spain is not the only country in which the legislative development of professional secrecy is not very explicit. To understand this situation, it is convenient to focus on what the Constitution establishes to assess its content and the limits it offers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Nanotechnology researchers are working on the synthesis of 2D molecular compounds from smaller organic molecules. They use different tools, such as "pots," "pans," and "forks," to create these molecules precisely. It is expected that these molecules will have properties that contribute to the development of electronics. The PriOSS project in Germany aims to create a recipe book to describe the basic principles of synthesizing molecular compounds on surfaces. The article also mentions the use of microforks and atomic force microscopes for visualization and manipulation of surfaces at the nanoscale level. The importance of cleanliness in synthesis processes is emphasized, and the use of ultra-high vacuum environments is mentioned. Additionally, the process of synthesizing molecules on the surface using the Ullmann coupling reaction is described. The article concludes by mentioning the need for further research on these processes and the possibility of ordering personalized organic molecules in the future. [Extracted from the article]

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The recent decision of the Court of Justice of the European Union of 27 October 2022, issued in case C-721/20, confirms that the supervision carried out by the supervisory public authority of the railway sector in Germany certainly includes the railway infrastructure manager. The special activity carried out by the manager or its status as public entity does not alter the fact it must carry out administrative supervisory duties, even when it is conducting administrative acts. In author's view, this decision advises establishing an "administrative supervisory relationship" between the railway infrastructure manager and the supervisory public authority on the basis of which the latter may review the former's administrative acts. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The book "The Holy Roman Empire in the Middle Ages" written by Pedro Martínez García is an important source of knowledge about the history of Germany and the medieval past of the Holy Roman Empire. The book includes useful resources such as a list of primary sources, a select bibliography, a chronology, and a list of kings and emperors. Additionally, it provides illustrations that help better understand the arguments presented. The book is divided into five chapters that address the formation and territorial and political evolution of Germany and the empire, as well as the conflicts and rivalries that arose in the process. The role of women in power and politics is also highlighted, as well as the socio-economic and cultural evolution of the empire. The book offers a dynamic and enjoyable exposition of the history of the Holy Roman Empire. [Extracted from the article]

In 2019 the Italian legislator introduced in the new art. 612- ter CP the so-called "revenge porn": the practice of disseminating sexually explicit images without the consent of the people depicted. Despite the fact that the formulation of the new crime seems to obey a hasty legislative process, the Italian law presents characteristics of undoubted interest from a comparative perspective. The Italian legislator has oriented itself to the criminalization model proposed by the Anglo-American countries based on the sexual nature of the images disseminated, unlike the European legal systems that have adopted a general concept of privacy, for example, Spain and Germany. In addition, the art. 612-ter CP.it provides original regulatory solutions: the responsibility of the "second distributors" of the images and the requirement of consent in dissemination (which seems to be inspired by the Anglo-American theories of "affirmative consent"). This paper also highlights the importance of abandoning the use of the English neologism to adopt the name "non-consensual pornography" and examines in detail the Italian crime, in constant dialogue with the solutions adopted by the legislators of other legal systems. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article presents a series of research works in humanities, specifically in classical studies. The researcher in this field must find a space to develop their reflections on texts in Greek and Latin, while the outside world is facing wars and conflicts. The works presented include translations of Byzantine texts, Armenian manuscripts, and chapters on chess and violence in tax collection in Roman Egypt. It also explores anti-modern readings of Plato and the reception of Tacitus' work Germania in Nazi Germany. The volume also includes reviews of recent books and is funded by the Faculty of Humanities at the National University of La Pampa. [Extracted from the article]

After carrying out an extensive analysis of the political debate in Germany caused by the turning point (zeitenwende) of the new progressive government in matters of security, in the face of the war in Ukraine, the global context in which this takes place is reflected. And so, it is about identifying the most important features of the new geostrategic world in formation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]