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Territories, Borders and Communities in the Imperial Practices of the 18th and 19th Centuries Viewed from the Perspective of Cartography and Nation-building (the Case of the Russian Empire)

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Vengerska V.
The Person and the Challenges. The Journal of Theology, Education, Canon Law and Social Studies Inspired by Pope John Paul II
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2019
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vol. 9
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issue 2
109-120
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The modern phenomenon of a nation is directly connected with the outcomes of the French Revolution, the latter having predetermined the political, social and economic processes of the 19th century. With cosmopolitan empires becoming, so to say, “incubators” for the nations, the Russian Empire was no exception. Perception of the borders, territories and the population of the empire shaped the processes of capturing new territories, their further attribution to the newly formed imperial historical framework, which in the course of time impacted national constructs. The scientific implications of the phenomenon of an empire and imperial practices triggered the research in the field of imperial history. The tools of image-based geography allow to reveal additional details and peculiarities of states and nations developing within the imperial environment. The author focuses on the processes of projecting, mapping and visualizing the territories with their ethnic population. The article demonstrates the ways the political ­relevance impacted the layouts of regions, borders and demographic characteristics.
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Empire; maps; borders; mental cartography; image-based geography; national territory

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Vengerska V.
The Person and the Challenges. The Journal of Theology, Education, Canon Law and Social Studies Inspired by Pope John Paul II
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2019
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vol. 9
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issue 2
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The modern phenomenon of a nation is directly connected with the outcomes of the French Revolution, the latter having predetermined the political, social and economic processes of the 19th century. With cosmopolitan empires becoming, so to say, “incubators” for the nations, the Russian Empire was no exception. Perception of the borders, territories and the population of the empire shaped the processes of capturing new territories, their further attribution to the newly formed imperial historical framework, which in the course of time impacted national constructs. The scientific implications of the phenomenon of an empire and imperial practices triggered the research in the field of imperial history. The tools of image-based geography allow to reveal additional details and peculiarities of states and nations developing within the imperial environment.The author focuses on the processes of projecting, mapping and visualizing the territories with their ethnic population. The article demonstrates the ways the political ­relevance impacted the layouts of regions, borders and demographic characteristics.
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La formación de la nación brasileña. Perspectiva histórica

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KULA M.
Revista del CESLA. International Latin American Studies Review
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2010
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vol. 1
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issue 13
125-132
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It's difficult to define what a nation is. There is no unanimity as far as the starting point of such a phenomenon is concerned. Nobody knows whether it will exist for ever. The author is discussing the importance of a territory, of the specif-ic language, of a specific culture, of some symbols, and of the state for the building of the Brazilian nation. The author states that the most important national problem no-wadays is still the social exclusion of large groups of the Brazilian population. The socially excluded people can't participate fully in national life. Some of them are ex-cluded in fact from the national community too.
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El autor reflexiona sobre el papel de la especificidad del territorio brasileño para la formación nacional en el Brasil, sobre el papel de la posesión de un idioma diferente del resto de América, así como de la posesión de una cultura propia y del Estado. La esfera del simbolismo parece también al autor importante para el pro-ceso estudiado. El autor opina que el problema del nuestro tiempo en el proceso de la formación nacional del Brasil ya no consiste en que alguien no sepa que es personal-mente parte de la nación brasileña, o que alguien no sea reconocido como brasileño debido a su particularidad alguna, sino en el hecho que mucha gente que vive en Bra-sil cae victima de la exclusión social.
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