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Conversion of Glycerol to Valuable Productsed with real and imaginary images of other peoples in the recently explored lands worldwide. Different cultural traditions participated in the upbringing of the newborn psychological science of the nineteenth century. However, the participation of these other cultural traditions was and still is sub

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Lakshmi Machineni,Parag D. Pawarion. The experience of alterity potentializes the meeting with oneself, in a process that implies transformation. Nevertheless, the other’s alterity cannot be immediately apprehended; it is mediated by trace elements. Meeting others and seeing they do not coincide with the preconceptions we had of t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-29069-6vated by the culture, with borders that are semi-permeable to dialogue. To a certain point, the person resists the culture’s interventions, gaining some autonomy to direct their own paths in the process of transforming themselves and the world. Besides, the affective body’s activities in the environ

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Agrarian Transformation in the Third Worldperiences in their conceptual developments. However, which type of psychology could be consistent in the contemporary society, where populations with distinct ways of life coexist? A possible answer can be achieved from an ethical standpoint that includes new subjects, their words and thought system

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-19839-9xperience of others and of the things in the world; it is a useful construct to understand the transformation of stable meanings in culture. Relations are marked by the risk of equivocation, which are inevitable to some extent. This dissonance between the meanings created from distinct points of vie

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