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Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- List of Tables -- Acknowledgment -- Introduction -- 1 Historical Background of Kibbutz Movement and Industry -- 2 Research Design and Method -- 3 Cultural Analysis of the Case Studies -- 4 Cultural Attributes of Kibbutz Industry as Family Businesses -- 5 Business Strategy in Kibbutz Industry -- 6 Hybrid Structure in Kibbutz Industry -- Epilogue -- Index.

Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- List of Contributors -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: Peirce and 'Community' -- Introduction -- 'Community' as a Logical Category -- 'Community' as an Explanation of Reality -- The Ideal 'Community' -- Inquiry, Values, and Socio-historical Research Communities -- Reconstructing Peirce's Community? -- Shared (Instrumental) Values -- A Way of Life -- Identification with Groups and Their Practices -- Mutual Recognition -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 2: The Unity of Pragmatism : Hookway's Contribution to the Tradition -- What's in a Name? Hookway's Reading of Peirce's Pragmatic Maxim -- The Connection between Cognition and Sentiment -- A Pragmatist Account of Epistemic Character: The Task of Improving Epistemic Habits -- Concluding Thoughts: Hookway and British Pragmatism -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Chapter 3: Hookway on Peirce on Truth -- Hookway's Approach to Almeder's Puzzle -- Challenges for Hookway's Interpretation -- A More Promising Interpretation: Pragmatics and (Pragmatist) Metaphysics -- Notes -- References Policy for C. S. Peirce -- Chapter 4: Christopher Hookway's Study of Peirce's Development: Modes of Being -- Introduction -- Hookway's 1985 Peirce -- Hookway's 2004 Truth, Rationality and Pragmatism -- Hookway's 2012 The Pragmatic Maxim -- Modes of Being in Peirce's Development -- Peirce as an Aristotelian -- Vagueness -- True Continua -- Modes of Being and the Architectonic System -- Bibliography -- Chapter 5: Hookway's Exchange with Apel: Peirce and Transcendental Arguments -- I -- II -- III -- IV -- V -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 6: Peirce on Vital Matters and the Scientific Method -- Introduction -- Hookway's Solution -- No Science in Vital Matters -- No Belief in Science -- The Conflict with "Fixation" -- Conclusion -- Notes.

Cover -- Endorsements -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Contents -- List of Figures -- Acknowledgments -- 1. Introduction: Approaching the Boundary -- Multi-sited ethnography -- Political ecology -- Ethnobotany -- Institutions -- Outline of the book -- Notes -- 2. Beating the Bounds for Boundary Plants -- Structure, territory, and tenure -- From structure to process -- Symbolic boundary processes -- Monomarcation and polymarcation -- The spatial turn -- The plant and multispecies turns -- The ontological turn -- Re-turning to political economy -- Conclusion -- Note -- 3. Tanzania: Knots of Peace on Kilimanjaro -- Kilimanjaro as a social-ecological system -- Living land tenure -- Ancestors in the landscape -- Knots of peace, order, and meaning -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 4. Cameroon: Bounded Vitality and Rank in the Oku Monarchy -- Oku as a social-ecological system -- Boundary plants and land tenure in Oku -- Social organization and boundary plants on patrol -- Masquerades, witchcraft, and life force in Oku -- Life flowing through boundary plants -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 5. Papua New Guinea: Embodying Places, Emplacing Bodies -- The vegecultures of Oceania -- Papua New Guinea as a social-ecological system -- Cordyline as a botanica franca -- Mapping social relations with boundary plants -- Beauty, place, and order -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 6. French Polynesia: Rank and Revitalization in the Society Islands -- Vegeculture and social ranking in Remote Oceania -- The Society Islands as social-ecological systems -- Boundary plants and monuments to hierarchy -- The conjunctures of cordyline and colonialism -- Revitalized boundaries in a new society -- Decentralized protection and power -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 7. St. Vincent: Dragons in a Postslavery Peasant Society -- Boundary plants in the Plantationocene.

Intro -- Preface -- 1Introduction -- 2Two Guideposts: Innate Political Orientation v. Endemic Disagreement -- 3Locating the Political -- 4Ideal and Realist Legitimacy -- 5The Phenomenological Contribution -- 6The Life-World Is Political -- 7Eidetic and Transcendental Reductions: Transition to Political Subjectivity -- 8Major Themes of Political Subjectivity I: Belonging and Possession -- 9Major Themes of Political Subjectivity II: Authority -- 10Major Themes of Political Subjectivity III: Political Others and Foreignness -- 11Political Intentionality: The Essence of Political Experience -- 12The Legitimacy of the Life-World -- Conclusion -- Index.

Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Original Title Page -- Original Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- List of Abbreviations -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Social Structure and the Court and the Country -- 3 The Court -- 4 The Country -- 5 The Citizen Element -- 6 Puritanism -- 7 The Country and the Constitutional Revolution -- 8 The End of the Country -- 9 Parliamentarians and Royalists. The Civil War -- 10 Conclusion -- Index.

Cover -- Half Title -- Series -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of figures -- List of tables -- List of contributors -- 1 Introduction -- Part I Discrimination policies in tourism -- 2 Gastro-cultural identities for place branding: the forbidden fruit of minorities? -- 3 Canadian immigration policies: implications for discrimination and biases in tourism employment -- 4 Women in tourism employment: glass ceiling or gender equality? -- 5 From Jim Crow to Black Lives Matter: a history of racism and tourism in the United States -- 6 Overcoming institutional discrimination in USDA programmes: food and agricultural tourism -- 7 Decolonising our curriculum: addressing the "miseducation" of tourism -- Part II The experiences of the "Other" in tourism -- 8 Othering in accessible tourism -- 9 Gay men's experiences of prejudiced attitudes and discrimination in tourism -- 10 Doing gender well and differently: the case of women managers in tourism -- 11 Exploring obese people's tourist experiences: a search for an accessible, bias-free experience -- 12 50 Shades of discrimination: commercial kink in hospitality and tourism -- 13 But where is your wife? Reflections of a gay tourist in a heteronormative environment -- Index.

Intro -- Foreword -- Preface -- Contents -- Virtual Reconstructions -- Interpreting and Visualizing the Past Through Virtual Archaeology: From Site to Museum Experience -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Material and Methods -- 3 Discussion: The Shape of the Trefoil Hall -- 3.1 The Masonry -- 3.2 Roofs and Wooden Components -- 3.3 Decorative Apparatus -- 4 Dissemination of the Interpretative Studies -- 5 Conclusion -- References -- "Sources of Research" for the Virtual Reconstruction of Ancient Monuments: The Case of Architectural Models -- 1 Introduction -- 2 'Research Sources' -- 3 Architectural Scale Models in Archaeology -- 4 From Architectural Scale Models to 3D Reconstruction Model: An Example -- References -- The Virtual Reconstruction of the Cine-teatro Olympia in Catania for the Documentation and Memory of Places -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Related Works -- 3 Methodology -- 4 The Cine-teatro Olympia Timeline Reconstruction -- 5 Documentary Sources Research -- 6 Digital Survey -- 7 The Reconstructive Choices -- 8 Degree of Accuracy of the Reconstruction -- 9 The Immersive Experience in a Virtual Environment -- 10 Conclusions -- References -- From Design to Construction: Digital Reconstruction of the Convent's Kitchen Area in the Monastery of El Escorial -- 1 Introduction, Precedents, and Innovation -- 2 Description of the Case Study -- 3 Surveying Methodology, Analysis, and Main Findings -- 3.1 Constructive and Formal Perspectives -- 3.2 Functional Perspective -- 4 Conclusions -- References -- De RE Virtual RES. The Virtual Reconstruction of Rocca Janula in Cassino for a Meaningful "Reading" of the Historical Stratification -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Case Study of Rocca Janula in Cassino (Italy) -- 3 3D virtual reconstruction as the reverse of the traditional photographic enterprise in restoration -- 3.1 First Phase. The Modeling of the Narrated Object.

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