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141. Wider die Ges(ch)ichtslosigkeit der frau: Weibliche Selbstbewusstwerdung zu Anfang des 17. Jahrhunderts am Beispiel der Sibylle Schwarz (1621-1638)
142. The emergence of complex society in northeast China from the fourth to the first millennia B.C.: A perspective from Chifeng area in Inner Mongolia
143. KNOWLEDGE, ORDER, AND TECHNOLOGY: A STUDY IN THE PHILOSOPHY AND ECONOMICS OF 'APPROPRIATE' TECHNOLOGY
144. Weapons of the Weak and African Politics: Protests and Resistance in the Niger Delta Region of Nigeria
145. Consensus Decision Making During The Collective Movement Initiation In The Golden Snub-Nosed Monkey (Rhinopithecus Roxellana)
146. Study On The Population Structure And Historical Dynamics Of Rhiniopithecus Roxellana In The Qinling Mountains And Bachelor Groups In Primate Multilevel Society Facilitate Gene Flow Across Fragmented Habitats
147. A Study On Marcuse's Philosophy Of Technology
148. The Centralization Logic Of Needham Puzzle
149. Charles Babbage's Contributions To Mathematics
150. A Study On The Relationship Between Geological Societies In The Republic Of China
151. The Inspiration Of Humanism In Feyerabend's Scientific Views To Chinese Contemporary Society
152. Research On Technophobia Caused By Artificial Intelligence Technology
153. The Interaction Between Philosophy Of Science And Technology And Society In China
154. Research On The Evaluation Of Land Resources Sustainability In The Yangtze River Economic Belt
155. Evaluation Of Water Resources Development And Utilization Level And Optimal Allocation In Mineral Water Centralization Area Of Changbai Mountain
156. Study On The Process Of Building A Moderately Prosperous Society In All Respects In The Four Prefectures Of Southern Xinjiang
157. Seasonal Variation Of The Affiliation Between One-male Units In Multilevel Society And Agonistic Support In Female Golden Sub-nosed Monkey(Rhinopithecus Roxellana)
158. The Collective Movement Phase Transition In A Hierarchical Society
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