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ening the knowledge of another religion 7 Yi sc a H ar an i is shaping and “sharpening” my own reli- gious identity. Instructing Jewish people about Christianity made me more Jewish, although at times

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. had been erased. The set of glasses and lenses, the telescope shaped, and the instrument possibly dated back to the first half of the 19th century showed that it was an optical instrument used to draw [...] adding two-colored glasses (glasses 2 and 3, of unknown size and shape) that were related to the (ii) and (iii) conditions. According to the proportion of light between the object and the paper, three

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Assessment and Future Scenarios of Knoydart’s Electricity System TEAM MEMBERS Lusyana Katrina Baris Shoon So Oo Miria Agunyo Heeraman Waiba Patricia Ngina Kiarie Johana Rivera Forero Fasikaw Dessie Wubet Federico Posada Giraldo Ashma Pakhrin Tamang Claudia Mariella Portugal Juan Fernando Higuita Peña Jorge Orlando Núñez Pagoaga Jesús Alejandro González García Coordinator Dipl. Ing. Wulf Boie Prof. Dr. August Schläpfer Dipl.Soz. Dorsi Germann Knoydart, March 2013 1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS With this note of acknowledgement, we want to express our heartfelt gratitude to all the individuals and organizations

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how Eurocentric perspectives and unacknowledged priv- ileges shape historical knowledge, social hierarchies, and public perception. By centering Sinti and Roma agency and lived experiences, the Winter [...] points out how discussions on “Gypsy” representation have been shaped by exter- nal perspectives that determined and limited early Romani voices in history and public memories. To fill this gap of lost

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• Winter School "Antigypsyism and Critical Whiteness" 2025

the laby- rinths and multiplicities of individual experience as shaped by social and conceptual worlds. “ ‘Black’ is first of all a word,” Mbembe writes. “But the word has its own weight, its own density [...] 136–137). This history has created race and given it the power to shape meaning, experience, the past, and the future. Race, “at once image, body, and enigmatic mirror,” writes Mbembe, is “the expres- [...] , but the procedures that enabled the work of fantasy to take shape, as well as the vio lence that resulted from it, are now sufficiently well known. At this point, there are very few things we can

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• ICES Reading Group HeSe 20/21 - A. Mbembe

on the modern literary and cultural industries and the ways they shape literary and cultural production. He is the author of The Selling and Self-Regulation of Contemporary Poetry (Anthem, 2020), The

, work, and engage in research at our universities. Together, we shape the academic hub of Schleswig-Holstein and rely on networking with each other, and with other universities worldwide. Diversity is

to the various ways in which historical subjects navigated, were shaped by and, in turn, influenced different sexual and mobility regimes.

to the various ways in which historical subjects navigated, were shaped by and, in turn, influenced different sexual and mobility regimes.

how Eurocentric viewpoints and unreflected privileges have shaped historical knowledge, social hierarchies, and public perceptions. By placing the agency and lived experiences of Sinti and Roma at