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Das Ende der kolonialen Epoche im Himalaya
Published 2024-12-01“…An exceptional class of mountain people has emerged in recent years among the indigenous inhabitants of the highland regions of Asia. …”
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La Montagne dans l’œuvre de quelques écrivains libanais d’expression anglaise
Published 2008-05-01“…Lebanese writers in the English language represent their mountains in an ambivalent manner: they use western aesthetic concepts (sublime, picturesque) while setting their representation in an Eastern context of ideological reappropriation of their land, focusing on its cultural and human occupation with a strong opposition between mountain and city dwellers. …”
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Ein Leben für den Fels: Den Körper seinen Gebrauch anpassen
Published 2024-12-01“…This paper takes a closer look at the upcoming Mountain Film Festivals, focusing on the aesthetic and social meaning of an imagined mountain and climbing community. …”
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Feedback mechanism between gully landforms and sediment trapping efficiency in a check dam
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Les guides de haute montagne face aux effets du changement climatique. Quelles perceptions et stratégies d’adaptation au pied du Mont Blanc ?
Published 2019-08-01“…The mountaineering routes are directly impacted and they sometimes become inaccessible. …”
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A regional modification to the Revised Swiss System for clinical staging of hypothermia including confusion
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La Saveur des Alpes : Les Britanniques d’hier et d’aujourd’hui en Haute-Savoie
Published 2008-05-01“…The Golden Age of mountaineering in the Alps is most often remembered in terms of conquest and physical exploit, and associated with the somewhat arrogant appropriation of the alpine mountain range as a would-be favourite British "playground".This paper proposes a reading of the writings of two British alpinists of the time, Leslie Stephen and Alfred Wills, showing that the motive for their presence in the mountain was not only a sportive one but derived from a special link that they had formed with the alpine scenery. …”
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Changement climatique et développement des territoires de montagne : quelles connaissances pour quelles pistes d’action ?
Published 2011-01-01“…The present article seeks to examine and qualify the impact of climate change in the mountain areas of the Alps. A first line of enquiry concerns the changing level of danger in the mountain environment. …”
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Multienzyme cascade for synthesis of hydroxytyrosol via engineered Escherichia coli
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Disenchantment in the Tatras. The Vulnerability of the “Pocket Alps” (Slovakia)
Published 2019-01-01“…Although tourism in this mountain range started in the mid-19th century, different stages over the course of the 20th century accelerated the transformation of the mountainous surroundings into an urban and recreational area. …”
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Désenchantement dans les Tatras. La vulnérabilité des « Alpes de poche » (Slovaquie)
Published 2019-01-01“…Although tourism in this mountain range started in the mid-19th century, different stages over the course of the 20th century accelerated the transformation of the mountainous surroundings into an urban and recreational area. …”
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Shelters in the Night. The Role of Architecture in the Process of Understanding High-Altitude Areas
Published 2018-04-01“…Such shelters act as catalysts in the transformation of the alpine region from an ancestral space to an outpost of scientific knowledge, the “playground” of mountaineers, a place of symbolic and political conquest and, successively, a site of loisir for tourists.In just a few decades, mountain guides and mountaineering associations played a decisive role in this process, initiating the progressive physical alteration of high-altitude areas and paving the way for a widespread building and infrastructural colonisation that has been constantly evolving to this day.Structurally, mountain huts and bivouacs reflect the ways in which the space, landscape and time have been conceptualised and used over the ages, forming an interesting area of study: from the early structures, which were self-contained and impervious to the surrounding landscape, serving merely to provide protection from the outside, up to today’s landmark structures.…”
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Medicinal Potential of Pine Trees: A Brief Review Focusing on Three Species
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Tracks and Traces of Mont Blanc’s Itineraries: an Approach Through Wayfaring
Published 2021-04-01“…Since the opening of the high glacial mountain to tourism, entry into this environment has been mediated by the tracks left on the snowy mantle. …”
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