Sentence examples for * the cosmovision from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we will analyse the cosmovision of these roaming farmers, who did not belong anywhere as such but always moved along boundaries, in forbidden territories, in remote, wooded or wild areas and out of reach of the rest of the inhabitants of the villages.
This article analyses the profound popular cultures which have been passed down from generation to generation amongst these shepherds, a true cultural group, as well as the cosmovision and popular religiousness specific to this group, which have disappeared.
In the popular cosmovision, the shepherd was someone who was known to all but who lived in a parallel world distanced from everyone.
One learns how to make terra preta and biochar in seminars and in the field while exploring the cosmovisions of the indigenous people who originally created this miraculous soil both in text and in conversations with Kechwa people.
The Oscar-winning novelist Eduardo Sacheri, who started as a football writer before his novel The Secret in Their Eyes was turned into a film, has deconstructed the message implicit in the song: "In football's cosmovision, paternity can be anything except a healthy desirable link," he says.
The Wendy Williams Show Michael Ealy ("The Following").
Gain insight into the historical origins, mythologies, cosmovisions, faiths, sacred architecture, rituals, and institutions of the world's religious traditions.
Moving from Habermasian terms to Andean ones, Rendón emphasized the importance of Andean cosmovisions for Chirapaq and indigenous communities.
Women are at the core of the Garifuna cosmovision.
Despite this isolation, their consciousness and cosmovision charges them with the responsibility of maintaining the harmony of nature and the universe on behalf of all mankind.
