10. Translocality and the Folding of Post-Soviet Urban Space in Bishkek: Hijrah from ‘Botanika’ to ‘Botanicheskii Jamaat’
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11 janvier 2019
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globalization Central Asia translocality Caucasus locality cross-regional networks Area Studies Sociology & Anthropology SOC002010 JHMCSujets proches
Global cities Internationalization Globalisation Work, Method of Industry (Psychology) Method of work Conation Volition Cetanā Social theory Wrong and right Muḥammad, Prophet, -632--Flight from Mecca Hejira Higrah Hegirah Hijrah Affection Friendliness Caucasus Mountains Kavkaz Caucasia Capital assets Fixed assets West Turkestan Tūrān Turkestan Central Asia Soviet Central Asia Foreign area studies Area research Kasi Dusky langurs LutungsCiter ce document
Emil Nasritdinov, « 10. Translocality and the Folding of Post-Soviet Urban Space in Bishkek: Hijrah from ‘Botanika’ to ‘Botanicheskii Jamaat’ », Open Book Publishers, ID : 10670/1.abfa0a
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Somewhere beyond right and wrong there is a garden. I will meet you there.Rumi Botanika: 70–80s, 90s and 2000s I live in the ninth micro-district in Bishkek, the capital of Kyrgyzstan. Every Friday, I come home from my work around 1pm, take a shower and go to the mosque, which is located just across the small Ala-Archa River in Ata-Tyurk Park, formerly known as Park Druzby (Friendship Park). The official name of this mosque is Toiiba, but it is better known as the KASI Mechet. It is a large m...