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The P (Y) code is intended for military use, and the keys needed to deconstruct it are controlled by the U.S. Administration.


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This code has a bit frequency of 10 bits in a microsecond, and its repeat cycle is one week.


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Information section containing satellite track and clock data (“ephemerides”) as well as satellite health status information.


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Each satellite transmits the data of all other satellites.


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The designations L3, L4 and L5 are also used in geodesic GPS theory, where they are so-called ionosphere-free, geometry free and wide lane frequency.


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The second is used in ionosphere research, the first in geodesic positioning.


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All three are computational combinations of two signals formed in the processing of observations and not those actually transmitted by satellites.


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As of early 2011, there has been a debate in the United States over whether access points of the satellite cellphone-terrestrial cellphone (LTE) system envisaged by Light-Squared will provide interference with GPS positioning in the U.S. territory.


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[9] GPS services GPS provides two levels of service: Standard Positioning Service (SPS) and Precise Positioning Service (PPS).


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SPS is available worldwide for everyone without direct payment.


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SPS uses the L1 frequency and provides approx.


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5 to 10 m positioning accuracy.


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PPS is globally in use for US-authorized users.


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PPS requires a military version of the locator capable of P (Y) code decryption.


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PPS uses both frequencies and is capable of better accuracies than SPS.


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In 1984, Ronald Reagan released NAVSTAR GPS for civilian use after the system had been used only by the United States Department of Defense before this time.


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The Clinton administration removed jamming from the civilian signal, which improved its positional accuracy, in the late 1990s.


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Today, Russia maintains the GLONASS satellite positioning system.


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The European Commission is building its global satellite positioning system, the Galileo GPS, which will be completed at the same time as China's Beidou/Compass system.


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India has expressed its intention to implement a global satellite positioning system.


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Thus, satellite positioning is part of the capabilities of the great powers.


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Regarding the military importance of GPS in the Gulf War of 1991, Navstar GPS devices were still rare.


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They played a significant part in winning the entire war in that they enabled hooking through the West, across a featureless, flat desert where, according to Iraqi experience, is unable to operate with large numbers.


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Few GPS devices enabled large forces to be coordinated in a featureless and flat desert.


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The GPS helped coordinate the armoured forces and the fuel supply column.


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The GPS receiver as a cheaper navigation system than the radar of an expensive cruise missile simplified and substantially cheapened their goal determination.


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The GPS receiver removes the adverse effect of weather from the navigation of a missile or other guided projectile.


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Weather was a major limiting factor still in the Gulf War of 1991, but thereafter weapons based on GPS use began to play a role in the Kosovo War of 1999 and the war in Afghanistan 2001.


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In the Iraq War of 2003, GPS gained tactical application in weapons.


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The JDAM gliding bomb system enabled a GPS based and weather-independent tactical mass effect.


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JDAM costs less than $20,000, which is not much compared to previous solutions.


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In 2010, it emerged that the redesigned GPS is incompatible with several dozen US weapons systems.


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[10] Since the advantages of GPS tracking are obvious, pure military versions of GPS devices have been made, such as the Rockwell Collins DAGR.


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[11] Harassment of GPS as the importance of GPS increases, its interference and diversion becomes part of warfare.


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In the 2003 Iraq War, the US claimed Russian-made GPS jamming transmitters manufactured by Aviakonversija () were in use by the Iraqis.


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The company's director, Oleg Antonov, disputed the issue in an interview given to AP.


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The significance of the devices is illustrated by the fact that the devices of six jamming stations were destroyed by the US, including one using the newly interfering GPS.


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According to Alex Mendelsohn, an expert at chipcenter.com, Aviakconverter's devices cost $40,000 and are capable of jamming GPS for hundreds of miles.


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Introduced by Aviakonversija in 1997, the GPS jammer has an output power of four watts and is capable of countering GPS signals for 200 km.


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Various types of GPS jammers have been available worldwide for several years.


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GPS jamming and diversion are dodgeable by technical counter-weapons, among other things, but they increase the prices of GPS-based weapons and complicate the use of these weapons.


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Primarily in Iraq, the issue was about the ability of 225 and 450 pound JDAM-guided bombs to divert towards their targets.


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More expensive cruise missiles can retrieve their targets, too, using radar.


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GPS-guided devices do not need radar, which is why their price is a fraction of the price of radar-equipped precision weapons.


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During the 2008 fighting in South Ossetia, the GPS signal had been weakened so that the accuracy of the GPS signal received by Russian troops was only 300m.


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[12] On the civil designation of GPS, GPS is widely used in geodesy and geoinformatics.


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In geodesic base network measurements, the so-called static GPS is currently the standard method, and the so-called kinematic GPS (RTK, Real Time Kinematic) is also used for mapping measurements.


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In geodesic use, the phase angles of carriers are usually measured instead of (or in addition to) pseudo-coincidence codes (PRNs), with the precision to be achieved on the order of centimetres rather than meters.


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In non-real-time use, track elements generated by post-calculation can also be used to increase accuracy further.


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GPS is accompanied by the creation of the first truly global geocentric reference systems in geodesy to facilitate the exchange of spatial data internationally.


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The global accuracy of the systems moves at the level of a few centimeters, allowing plate tectonics and postglasial ground rise to be monitored already.


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Geotrim maintains a VRS correction signal in Finland, which allows the GPS device to have an accuracy of about 15 mm laterally and about 25 mm in height.


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On top of this, GPs are increasingly encroaching on daily life.


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GPS tracking integrated into the mobile phone is already available, and many taxis and passenger cars use a GPS tracking system integrated into the GIS system.


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The growth of the civil market for Navstar and Galileo GPS will be substantially influenced by the following factors: Regional replenishment services such as Wide Area Augmentation Network (WAAS) and EGNOS (European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service) and other support infrastructure created by Galileo certainty that global positioning systems can no longer be shut down alone.


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In some cases, the widespread use of GPS and belief in GPS maps is criticized as no longer following the terrain and environment as closely as when navigating a map and compass.


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In Poland, for example, a driver drove a miniature bus into a lake after believing an apparently outdated map of a GPS locator.


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[13] Disruptions in gps can cause a wide range of consequences.


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For example, in January 2016, a time jump in the GPS signal was detected at the Metsähov Radio Observatory.


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[14] Later the cause was revealed to be the failure of the SVN23 satellite after decommissioning the incorrect parameters entered into part of the satellites.


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[14] Due to a time error of 13 microseconds, the GPS positioning could throw more than one kilometre.


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[15] In addition, among others, the BBC's DAB digital radio broadcasts were interrupted.


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[14] Satellites in the GPS satellite series include [16] Timation 1, test satellite, May 31, 1967 - U.S. Air Force Timation 2, test satellite, September 30, 1969 NTS 1, test satellite, July 14, 1974 - U.S. Navy NTS 2, test satellite, June 23, 1977 Navstar 1 (NDS 1) - manufacturing kit Block 1, ID Navstar SVN 1 GPS ID GPS 1-1, launch 22.2.1978 - 1.


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GPS satellite Navstar 2 (NDS 2) - manufacturing kit Block 1, ID Navstar SVN 2, GPS ID GPS 1-2, launch 13 May 1978 Navstar 3 - manufacturing kit Block 1, ID Navstar SVN 3, GPS ID GPS 1-3, launch 6 October 1978 Navstar 4, Block 1, Navstar SVN, 4 GPS 1-4, December 10, 1978 Navstar 5, Block 1, Navstar SVN 5, GPS 1-5, 9 Feb 1980 Navstar 6, Block 1, Navstar SVN 6, GPS 1-6, 26 Apr 1980 Navstar 7 Block 1 Navstar SVN 7 GPS 1-7 Dec 19, 1981 Navstar 8 Block 1 Navstar SVN 8 GPS 1-8 14 July 1983 Navstar 9 (USA 1) Block 1 SVN 9 GPS 1-9 Jun 13, 1984 Navstar 10 (US 5) Block 1 Navstar SVN 10 GPS 1-10 September 8, 1984 - 10.


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GPS Satellite Navstar 11 (US 10) Block II Navstar SVN 11 GPS 1-11 Oct 9, 1985 Navstar 2-01 (US 35) Block II Navstar SVN 14 GPS 2-1 14 Feb 1989 Navstar 2-02 (US 38) Block II Navstar SVN 13 GPS 2-2 10.6.1989 Navstar 2-03 (US 42) Block II Navstar SVN 16 GPS 2-3 August 18, 1989 Navstar 2-04 ( USA 47) Block II Navstar SVN 19 GPS 2-4 Oct 31, 1989 Navstar 2-05 (US 49) Block II Navstar SVN 17 GPS 2-5 Dec 11, 1989 Navstar 2-06 (US 50) Block II Navstar SVN 18 GPS 2-6 Jan 24, 1990 Navstar 2-07 (US 54) Block II Navstar SVN 20 GPS 2-7 March 1990 Navstar 2-08 (US 63) Block II Navstar SVN 21 GPS 2-8 August 2, 1990 Navstar 2-09 (US 64) Block II Navstar SVN 15 GPS 2-9 Oct 1, 1990 Navstar 2A-01 (US 66) Block IIA Navstar SVN 23 GPS 2-10 Nov 26, 1990 Navstar 2A-02 (US 71) Block IIA Navstar SVN 24 GPS 2-11 4.7.1991 - 24 satellites, constellations at least close to sufficiently accurate Global positioning Navstar 2A-03 (US 79) Block IIA Navstar SVN 25 GPS 2-12 February 23, 1992 Navstar 2A-04 (US 80) Block IIA Navstar SVN 28 GPS 2-13 10.4.1992 Navstar 2A-05 (US 83) Block IIA Navstar SVN 26 GPS 2-14 7.7.1992 Navstar 2A-06 (USA 83) 84) Block IIA Navstar SVN 27 GPS 2-15 September 9, 1992 Navstar 2A-07 (US 85) Block IIA Navstar SVN 32 GPS 2-16 Nov 22, 1992 Navstar 2A-08 (US 87) Block IIA Navstar SVN 29 GPS 2-17 Dec 10, 1992 Navstar 2A-09 (US 88) Block IIA Navstar SVN 22 GPS 2-18 Feb 3, 1993 Navstar 2A-10 (US 88) Block IIA Navstar SVN 22 GPS 2-18 Feb 3, 1993 Navstar 2A-10 (US 90) IIA Navstar SVN 31 GPS 2-19 March 30, 1993 Navstar 2A-11 (US 91) Block IIA Navstar SVN 37 GPS 2-20 May 13, 1993 Navstar 2A-12 (US 93) Block IIA Navstar SVN 39 GPS 2-21 Jun 26, 1993 Navstar 2A-13 (US 94) Block IIA Navstar SVN 35 GPS 2-22 August 30, 1993 Navstar 2A-14 (USA 96) Block IIA Navstar SVN 35 GPS 2-22 30 Aug 1993 Navstar 2A-14 (USA 96) Block IIA Navstar SVN 35 GPS 2-22 30 Aug 1993 Navstar 2A-14 VN 34 GPS 2-23 Oct 28, 1993 Navstar 2A-15 (US 100) Block IIA Navstar SVN 36 GPS 2-24 Mar 10, 1994 Navstar 2A-16 (US 117) Block IIA Navstar SVN 33 GPS 2-25 Mar 28, 1996 Navstar 2A-17 (US 126) Block IIA Navstar SVN 40 GPS 2-26 Jul 16, 1996 Navstar 2A-18 (US 128) Block IIA Navstar SVN 30 GPS 2-27 12 Sep 1996 n/a Block IIR Navstar SVN 42 GPS 2R-1 Jan 17, 1997 Navstar 43 (US 132) Block IIR Navstar SVN 43 GPS 2R-2 Jul 23, 1997 Navstar 38 (US 135) Block IIA Navstar SVN 38 GPS 2A-28 Nov 6, 1997 Navstar 46 (US 145) Block IIR Navstar SVN 46 GPS 2R-3 Oct 7, 1999 Navstar 47 (US 150) Block IIR SVStar SVN 51 GPS 2R-4 May 11, 2000 Navstar 48 ( US 151) Block IIR Navstar SVN 44 GPS 2R-5 July 16, 2000 Navstar 49 (US 154) Block IIR Navstar SVN 41 GPS 2R-6 Nov 10, 2000 Navstar 50 (US 156) Block IIR Navstar SVN 54 GPS 2R-7 Jan 30, 2001 Navstar 51 (US 166) Block IIR Navstar SVN 56 GPS 2R-8 Jan 29, 2003 Navstar 52 (US 168) Block IIR Navstar SVN 45 GPS 2R-9 March 31, 2003 Navstar 53 (US 175) Block IIR Navstar SVN 47 GPS 2R-10 Dec 21, 2003 Navstar 54 (US 177) Block IIR Navstar SVN 59 GPS 2R-11 Mar 20, 2004 Navstar 55 (US 178) Block IIR Navstar SVN 60 GPS 2R-12 June 23, 2004 Navstar 56 (US 180) Block IIR Navstar SVN 61 GPS 2R-13 Nov 6, 2004 Navstar 57 (US 183) Block IIR-M1 Navstar SVN 57 GPS 2R-14 Sep 26, 2005 Navstar 58 (US 190) Block IIR-M2 Navstar SVN 52 GPS 2R-15 Sep 25, 2006 Navstar 59 (US 192) Block IIR-M3 Navstar SVN 58 GPS 2R-16 17.11.06 Navstar 60 (US 196) Block IIR (M) -17 Navstar SVN 55 GPS 2R-17 October 17, 2007 Navstar 61 (US 199) Block IIR-M5 Navstar SVN 57 GPS 2R-18 Dec 20, 2007 Navstar 62 (US 201) Block IIR-M6 Navstar SVN 48 GPS IIR-19 Mar 15, 2008 Navstar 63, Manufacturing Kit Block IIR-M, ID Navstar SVN 49, GPS ID GPS IR-20, launch March 24, 2009 - 59 a.m.


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Lausanne is a town in Switzerland on the northern shore of Lake Geneva near the French border.


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At the end of 2017, the city had almost 139,000 permanent residents.


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[1] Lausanne is the capital of the canton of Vaud.


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It is also the capital of the Lausanne region.


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Location The city is located in the French-speaking region of Switzerland in the west of the country.


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The city of Geneva is about 60 kilometres southwest of Lausanne, with an almost straight motorway running between the cities.


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Lausanne is a Swiss town in a rather low-lying area, and the centre is located approximately 500 metres above sea level.


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[2] Therefore, the terrain is well suited to viticulture, which is common in the surrounding areas of the city.


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History Early History The earliest evidence of settlement in the Lausanne area dates back 8000 years.


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More than 200 graves have been found in the Vidy area on the shores of Lake Geneva dating back to the years 4300 to 3300 BCE.


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The lake area was once densely populated, but the settlement was virtually dead by the time the Romans reached it.


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[3] Lausanne was inhabited by Celts, of whom only very little is known when the Romans took over the region in 15 BCE.


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The Romans founded the Vicus of Lousonna.


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The population center quickly grew to 1500 inhabitants.


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After two centuries of heyday, the influence of the Roman Empire waned in the 3rd century.


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A large portion of the inhabitants were forced to leave Lousonna and move to a more sheltered location on the hill of La Cité.


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[3] Marius Aventicensis founded in 590 the Diocese of Lausanne.


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[4] The Lausanneans began to spread out in the areas around the hill in the 8th century.


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With the support of the Burgundian kings, in 1032 the Bishop of Lausanne also established his secular rule over the region.


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Lake Geneva, on the other hand, became a centre of commerce again in the 12th century as the port of Ouchy, sheltered by the castle, began to flourish.


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[3] Lausanne had nearly 9000 inhabitants in the 13th century.


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It was the largest of Switzerland's French-speaking cities.


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Its heyday is attested, among other things, by the Gothic cathedral.


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[3] Due to the European crisis of the 14th century, the population of Lausanne declined, and for the next several decades the bishop was in frequent quarrels with the bourgeoisie.


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However, political unity was achieved in 1481 when Lausanne gained municipal autonomy.


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[3] The Bernese period Lausanne entered into a 1525 alliance with the cities of Fribourg and Bern.


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[3] Lausanne respected the treaty and supported Bern armed in its defence of Geneva besieged by the Duchy of Savoy.


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The Bernese soon proclaimed themselves ruler of the lands of Vaud, and also placed a commandholder in Lausanne.


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[5] With the reign of Bern, Lausanne and the Vaud region experienced a reformation.


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[4] Lausanne proclaimed reform especially by Pierre Viret.


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[5] Bern ruled Lausanne until 1798.


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Lausanne was mainly a local centre in the Bernese period, but benefited from Huguenot refugees arriving from France.


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The population of the town was 5000 and in 1798 more than 9000.


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[5] The Lausanne Academy, founded in 1537, contributed to the spread of rationalism in the second half of the 18th century.


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Influenced in the city were the philosopher Voltaire, historian Edward Gibbon and physician Samuel-Auguste Tissot, among others.


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[5] The emergence of the Swiss federation during the Great French Revolution of 1779 also inspired the Lausannean bourgeoisie to demand Vaud's secession from Bernese rule.


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Bern responded to the 1791 revolutionary plans, and after Napoleon took over the city in 1797, he was welcomed with joy by the Lausanneans.


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The old power officially changed with the establishment in January 1798 of the short-lived Canton of Léman.


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The French left some 9000 troops in Lausanne.


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After the French left, clashes broke out between the central government and federal supporters.


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Napoleon intervened, and in 1803 a Swiss federal state was established.


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Lausanne, meanwhile, became the capital of the canton of Vaud.


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[6] Lausanne grew in the early part of the 19th century rather unplanned.


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It had about 20000 inhabitants in 1860.


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Adrien Pichard began in 1835 making city plan plans.


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At the same time, the River Flon, which pierced the town, was covered to make extra space for the city to spread.


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[6] The 20th and 21st centuries Lausanne's economy grew strongly in the 20th century, although it suffered somewhat during the First World War economically.


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[7] The 1923 Treaty of Lausanne with Turkey and the Allies was concluded in the city, and in 1932 a conference was held there to identify German war reparations for World War I as having been made.


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[4] The 1964 Swiss National Exposition was held in Lausanne, and by the 1970s the city spread heavily into neighbouring localities.


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In the 1990s, the city suffered its toughest slump since the 1930s.


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That was when, among other things, unemployment rose sharply.


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[7] The population in Lausanne was in June 2017, taking into account both permanent and temporary residents, 143982 inhabitants.


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Among them, 57.5 per cent were born in Switzerland and 42.5 per cent of foreigners.


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[8] The population of Lausanne declined for a long time at the end of the 20th century and was at its lowest in 1997, when about 123000 people lived there.


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Since then, the population of the city has started to grow again, which has been particularly affected by the increase in the number of foreigners.


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[9] In 1997, around 41500 foreigners lived in Lausanne, compared to over 61500 in 2017.


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[10] Education in Lausanne has a number of high level educational institutions.


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It is home to the Federal Institute of Technology EPFL, the International Institute for Management Development, the École hôtelière de Lausanne, considered the best hotel industry educational institution in the world, and the University of Lausanne.


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[11] Culture The Lausanne Chamber Orchestra and the Lausanne Vocal Ensemble take care of the city's diverse musical life.


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The latter has for many years been led by Michael Corboz.


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Every year in July, the town hosts festivals.


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The city also hosts film festivals and Bach festivals.


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In 1989, the Eurovision Song Contests were held there.


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Sports in Lausanne are the headquarters of the IOC and CAS, as well as the Olympic Museum.


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The offices of international federations of aviation, skating, ground hockey, fencing, table tennis, equestrian, rowing and swimming are also located in the city.


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The notable athletics competition Athletissima is held in Lausanne.


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Road cycling's Tour de Romandie normally ends in the city.


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Lausanne also hosts a marathon and triathlon competition every year.


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The town is home to football club FC Lausanne-Sport and ice hockey club Lausanne HC.


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Lausanne has hosted events such as the 1997 World Rack Gymnastics Championships and the 2003 World Cross Country Championships.


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Matches of the 1954 Football World Cup were also played in the city.


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Mannerheim Marshal of Finland C.


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Lausanne

E. Mannerheim died on 27 January 1951 in Lausanne, where he was transported from his retirement seat in Glion, Montreux.


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Lausanne

[12] Photos of the old University of Lausanne, where still there is a library and museum.


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Lausanne

European Market at night.


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Lausanne

Lausanne Cathedral.


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Lausanne

Lausanne in 1900.


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Lausanne

IOC headquarters.


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Lausanne

Olympic Museum.


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Lausanne

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Question: Where was Tellervo Koivisto born?

Tellervo Koivisto

Taimi Tellervo Koivisto (née Kankaanranta; born 2 January 1929, Punkalaidun) is a Finnish economist, former MP and widow of President of the Republic Mauno Koivisto.


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Tellervo Koivisto

Youth and family Tellervo Kankaanranta was born in Punkalaitumen municipality, Satakunta, as the daughter of farmer Johannes Einari Kankaanranta (1895—1988) and hostess Olga Maria Kallentytär Kankaanranta (o.s. Saarinen) (1895—1951).


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Tellervo Koivisto

[1] He matriculated from the Lauttakylä Joint School in Huittisi in 1949, and graduated in economics from Turku School of Economics in 1953.


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Tellervo Koivisto

[2] She encountered her future spouse Mauno Koivisto on the eve of Independence Day 1950 in Turku, when they were both going to a dance at the Student Union premises, which had been cancelled, and decided to continue the evening elsewhere.


Question: Where was Tellervo Koivisto born?

Tellervo Koivisto

[3] At that time, Koivisto worked as an administrator at the Turku Port Works Branch and studied sociology at the University of Turku.


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Tellervo Koivisto

The couple's engagement took place in March 1951.


Question: Where was Tellervo Koivisto born?

Tellervo Koivisto

[4] They were married on 22 June 1952 in Punkalaitume Church.


Question: Where was Tellervo Koivisto born?

Tellervo Koivisto

[5] In 1957, Koivists' only child, daughter Assi, was born.


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Tellervo Koivisto

[6] In the same year, the family moved to Helsinki, where Mauno Koivisto, who had a doctorate in sociology, ended up as the second director of the Helsinki Työkäen Savings Bank, and a couple of years later became CEO.


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Tellervo Koivisto

[7] When social influencer and politician Mauno Koivisto was creating a career first in the banking world and then in the realm of politics, Tellervo Koivisto was not content with the role of representative spouse but was socially active himself.


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Tellervo Koivisto

In the folding of the 1960s—1970s, she participated in the activities of Association 9, which pushed for gender equality.


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Tellervo Koivisto

From 1968 to 1972, she had her own pakinapalsta “The Diary of Mrs. Koivisto” in Finland's Kuvalehicle.


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Tellervo Koivisto

In her Pakino, Koivisto humorously addressed her life as the Prime Minister's spouse and presented her thoughts on the status of a woman.


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Tellervo Koivisto

In 1972, Tellervo Koivisto was elected MP from the SDP's list.


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Tellervo Koivisto

[6] However, he stepped down from the parliamentary job after one term.


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Tellervo Koivisto

In the 1976 municipal elections, he ran for and was admitted to the Helsinki City Council because he considered his chances of influence in municipal politics greater.


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Tellervo Koivisto

During Mauno Koivisto's participation in the Presidential elections of 1982, Tellervo Koivisto was the Elector.


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Tellervo Koivisto

As several voters wanted to ensure votes would go to Mauno Koivisto, Tellervo was the overwhelming rake of votes in the election.


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Tellervo Koivisto

[8] However, upon her husband's ascension to President of the Republic, she left all her political positions of trust.


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Tellervo Koivisto

[9] As First Lady of the Republic, Tellervo Koivisto appeared in public only sparsely and did not assume the same ceremonial role of “mother of earth” as his predecessors Alli Paasikivi and Sylvi Kekkonen.


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Tellervo Koivisto

For his greatest vigour, he targeted work in social services and philanthropy.


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Tellervo Koivisto

In the late 1990s, Koivisto was one of the first public figures to speak openly about depression and later school bullying.


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Tellervo Koivisto

[10] [11] In 2007, Koivisto became the longest-married Finnish presidential couple after they passed the 1889—1944 divorce of P. E. and Ellen Svinhufvud.


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Tellervo Koivisto

The biography Tellervo Koivisto, written by Anne Mattson and published by the Siltala publishing house, appeared in January 2017.


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Tellervo Koivisto

[12] Mauno Koivisto died on 12 May of the same year.


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Tellervo Koivisto

In July 2017, Koivisto announced his retirement from the public eye.


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Tellervo Koivisto

[13] However, in celebration of Finland's 100-year independence, he attended the Independence Day reception on December 6, 2017.


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Tellervo Koivisto

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Tellervo Koivisto

Otava 2001.


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Tellervo Koivisto

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Republic of Cyprus

The Republic of Cyprus (,), or Cyprus (,), is a state on the island of Cyprus in the eastern Mediterranean Sea.


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Republic of Cyprus

It is de jure the only internationally recognized state on the island, but controls de facto about two-thirds of the island.


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Republic of Cyprus

The rest of the island is occupied by Turkey and held by the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus.


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Republic of Cyprus

The official area of the Republic of Cyprus, comprising the entire island, is and the population estimated at about (2017).


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Republic of Cyprus

The southern part of the island, held by the Republic of Cyprus, has an area of and a population of (2011).


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Republic of Cyprus

[1] [2] The capital of the Republic of Cyprus is Nicosia and the largest city entirely within the territory of the republic is Limassol.


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Republic of Cyprus

[3] The Republic of Cyprus is a member of the European Union, the United Nations and the Commonwealth of Nations.


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Republic of Cyprus

Its per capita gross domestic product is the 52nd largest in the world.


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Republic of Cyprus

Significant livelihoods include tourism and ship equipping.


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Republic of Cyprus

The currency of the country is the euro.


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Republic of Cyprus

Among the inhabitants of the republic are ethnic Greeks.


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Republic of Cyprus

The majority of Cypriots speak the Greek language and belong to the Orthodox Church.


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Republic of Cyprus

[1] Geography, climate and nature The Republic of Cyprus controls about two-thirds of the island of Cyprus.


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Republic of Cyprus

The massif of the Tróodos Mountains makes up the vast majority of the republic's territory


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Republic of Cyprus

The mountain range is a mineral-rich doom born under water, and forms the highest mountain range in Cyprus.


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Republic of Cyprus

Also, the highest point of the entire island, Ólympos Mountain () is located in Tróodos.


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Republic of Cyprus

In the northern part of the island, however, on the northern Cypriot side, run the Pentadáktylos Mountains.


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Republic of Cyprus

Between them and Tróodos, and between the towns of Famagusta and Mórfou lies the fertile Mesaoría Plain.


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Republic of Cyprus

Also the main part of it is located on the Northern Cypriot side.


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Republic of Cyprus

[4] The Republic of Cyprus is divided administratively into six regions (eparchía), de facto only two of which lie entirely on the republic side, three partly on its and partly on the Northern Cyprus side, and one entirely on the Northern Cyprus side.


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Republic of Cyprus

The regions are divided into municipalities (dímos) and communities (koinótita).


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Republic of Cyprus

The largest city on the island of Cyprus is Nicosia, or Lefkosía (), serving as the capital of both republics, with a population on the Greek side.


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Republic of Cyprus

The other major cities in the territory held by the Republic of Cyprus are Limassol, namely Lemesós (), Stróvolos (), Lárnaka (), Lakatámeia () and Páfos () (2011).


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Republic of Cyprus

[3] The population is concentrated in the Nicosia, Páfos, Limassol and Lárnaka regions.


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Republic of Cyprus

[1] A border zone of about 156 kilometres long runs between the Republic of Cyprus and Northern Cyprus, known as the Green Line.


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Republic of Cyprus

In addition, the Republic of Cyprus shares a border with the British base of Akrotír separated from its territory by about 48 km and with the Dekéleia base by about 108 km.


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Republic of Cyprus

[1] Cyprus has a Mediterranean climate with rainy winters and dry and warm summers.


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Republic of Cyprus

The proximity to the sea balances the climate to such an extent that especially on the west coast of the island is not as hot in summer as elsewhere.


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Republic of Cyprus

Height also affects temperatures: a kilometer rise in altitude causes a drop of about five degrees in temperature.


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Republic of Cyprus

[5] During summer time, the average daytime maximum temperature ranges from 29 °C in the Mesaoría Plateau to 22 °C in the Tróodos Mountains.


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Republic of Cyprus

[6] Mapping of plant species in Cyprus is ongoing.


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Republic of Cyprus

Various species of plants and their subspecies have already been found there, among them 140 endemic species.


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Republic of Cyprus

[7] The animal kingdom of Cyprus comprises about 30 species of mammals, 25 reptiles and amphibians, 370 species of birds, 250 species of fish and approximately species of insects.


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Republic of Cyprus

It lies along an important bird migration route.


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Republic of Cyprus

The goose vulture, which was formerly common on the island, is now under special protection.


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Republic of Cyprus

[7] History The Republic of Cyprus gained independence in 1960 from British rule as a compromise.


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Republic of Cyprus

The Greek population of the island would have wanted the island to join Greece (énosis) and the Turkish population for the continuation of colonial rule, so a new state was established as a compromise.


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Republic of Cyprus

[8] However, the country was mired in civil war in 1963, and the situation only calmed down under UN leadership in the 1964 armistice, supervised by the UN, an international UNFICYP peacekeeping force.


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Republic of Cyprus

[9] Turkey occupied the northern part of Cyprus in 1974 following a coup backed by the Greek military government to prevent the annexation of Cyprus by Greece.


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Republic of Cyprus

[8] Turkish-occupied territories declared independence in 1975.


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Republic of Cyprus

Under the leadership of the UN, a “population exchange programme” was agreed, promising people with Greek backgrounds the right to stay in the north or move out, and accordingly for Turks in the south the right to move north with their property.


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Republic of Cyprus

[10] Under this agreement, 196,000 Cypriots of Greek background migrated to the south of the island and north of Turkish backgrounds.


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Republic of Cyprus

Over the next 20 years, there was still Turkish migration to the north of the island.


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Republic of Cyprus

[11] The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus was established in 1983.


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Republic of Cyprus

Only Turkey has recognised this Turkish regime, whose territory has emigrated about migrants from Turkey.


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Republic of Cyprus

[8] The Republic of Cyprus, which controls the southern 2/3 of the island, is, on the other hand, internationally recognised.


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Republic of Cyprus

[1] The UN peacekeeping force is still on the island.


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Republic of Cyprus

[12] The Finns have participated in these forces since the beginning of the operation until 2005.


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Republic of Cyprus

[13] Britain still has two bases on the island, Akrotíri and Dekéleia.


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Republic of Cyprus

[14] The Republic of Cyprus acceded to the European Union on 1 May 2004.


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Republic of Cyprus

Officially, the Union includes the entire island, but in practice only the southern part.


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Republic of Cyprus

The country's economy grew in the early years of EU membership, but in 2009, like Greece, it faced an economic crisis as part of a global crisis.


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Republic of Cyprus

One factor in the country's problems was large loans from the financial sector to Greece.


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Republic of Cyprus

Cyprus began to recover from the crisis in 2015.


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Republic of Cyprus

[1] Population The official population of the Republic of Cyprus (estimate July 2017) also includes residents of the territory occupied by Turkey.


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Republic of Cyprus

According to the most recent official census of the Republic of Cyprus, the population of the territory held by the Republic was.


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Republic of Cyprus

[2] Thumble|Monks of the monastery of Panagía Galaktotrofoúsa.


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Republic of Cyprus

The median age of Cypriots is about 36.8 years.


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Republic of Cyprus

The annual population growth rate is about, with a birth rate of about 11.3 and a mortality rate of about 6.8 per 1,000 inhabitants.


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Republic of Cyprus

Life expectancy is 78.8 years, 81.8 for females and 76 years for males.


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Republic of Cyprus

Of the population, about live in cities, and urbanization increases by about per year.


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Republic of Cyprus

[1] The entire population of Cyprus can be roughly divided linguistically and religiously into Greek-speaking Orthodox and Turkish-speaking Muslims.


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Republic of Cyprus

About 98.8% of the population of the territory administered by the Republic of Cyprus are ethnic Greeks, and Greek is spoken as their first language by about a population of.


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Republic of Cyprus

[1] On the Greek side there are also a thousand Arabic-speaking Maronites who, until 1974, lived in a single village.


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Republic of Cyprus

Cypriot Arabic is exclusively a spoken language; it is most closely related to Syrian-Palestinian sedentary dialects.


Question: What are the official languages of the Republic of Cyprus?

Republic of Cyprus

In addition, Cyprus is home to some thousands of Armenian speakers.


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Republic of Cyprus

[15] Other common languages in the population include English, Romanian, Russian and Bulgarian.


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Republic of Cyprus

[1] Cypriot Greek is its own dialect, quite different from Pan-Greek and its other dialects.


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Republic of Cyprus

[16] Like most dialects of Greek, it does not revert to the island's antiquity dialect, or Arkado-Cypriot dialect, but has evolved from Koinee Greek.


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Republic of Cyprus

[17] The Cypriot dialect is today only a colloquial language, but legal texts written in the dialect have survived from the Middle Ages.


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Republic of Cyprus

It contains rich Arabic and Turkish loanwords.


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Republic of Cyprus

[15] The literacy rate is 99.1.


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Republic of Cyprus

[1] The population of the Republic of Cyprus is Orthodox about, Catholics about, Anglicans or other Protestants about and Muslims about.


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Republic of Cyprus

[1] Governance and politics Cyprus is a presidential republic.


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Republic of Cyprus

The President of Cyprus is both head of state and head of government, so there is no separate post of prime minister.


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Republic of Cyprus

The president is elected by direct popular election every five years, as is the 80-seat People's Representative Assembly, or Chamber of Deputies of Cyprus.


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Republic of Cyprus

According to the 1960 constitution, the vice president is Turkish Cypriot and the seat is currently unfilled.


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Republic of Cyprus

Likewise, 56 of the parliamentary seats are reserved for Greeks and 24 for Turks, but seats for Turks are unfilled.


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Republic of Cyprus

[1] Cyprus is one of the ten countries that joined the European Union on 1 May 2004.


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Republic of Cyprus

The reunification of the island was negotiated in 2004.


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Republic of Cyprus

A referendum was held on both sides of the island on 24 April 2004.


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Republic of Cyprus

In it, Northern Cypriots supported unification with a double majority, but Southern Cypriots rejected it with a three-fold majority.


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Republic of Cyprus

Since negotiations to unite the halves of the island did not result, accession to the EU applies in practice only to the Greek part of the island.


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Republic of Cyprus

The reunification of the island was negotiated in Geneva in January 2017.


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Republic of Cyprus

The largest parties in the Republic of Cyprus are the communist AKEL, the centre-right DISY and the democratic party DIKO.


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Republic of Cyprus

[1] In February 2013, President-elect Níkos Anastasiádis represents the DISY party.


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Republic of Cyprus

[18] [19] Administrative division The whole of Cyprus is divided into six regions (eparchía) located on either side of Cyprus.


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Republic of Cyprus

[20] The regions are further divided into municipalities (dímos) and communities (koinótita).


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Republic of Cyprus

The regions of Cyprus are: Economy and transport miniature|Limassol port.


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Republic of Cyprus

Cyprus is a market economy where services account for four-fifths of the overall economy.


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Republic of Cyprus

The main industries are tourism, finance, shipping and real estate.


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Republic of Cyprus

Cyprus has a gross domestic product of approximately USD 31.19 billion and USD per capita (2017).


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Republic of Cyprus

The size of the working-age population is approx.


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Republic of Cyprus

The country's unemployment rate is and youth unemployment (2015).


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Republic of Cyprus

The monetary unit of the Republic of Cyprus is the euro, which in early 2008 supplanted the old Cypriot pound.


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Republic of Cyprus

[1] Copper has been the most important resource in Cyprus since ancient times.


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Republic of Cyprus

Today, however, copper deposits have been practically exhausted and are no longer of economic importance.


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Republic of Cyprus

[4] [8] Today significant natural resources include asbestos, plaster, marble and amber.


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Republic of Cyprus

The Republic of Cyprus is industrialised and the share of industry as an employer has overtaken agriculture.


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Republic of Cyprus

Agriculture focuses on growing potatoes, citrus fruits, grapes, and grain on an artisanal scale, as well as raising livestock.


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Republic of Cyprus

The main industrial products are cigarettes, wine, clothing, shoes and cement.


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Republic of Cyprus

[4] The country's most significant export products are fruit and textiles.


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Republic of Cyprus

Cyprus's major trading partners are Britain, Greece and Sweden.


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Republic of Cyprus

[1] The Republic of Cyprus side has a more diverse regional structure, which has allowed it to develop better than its northern neighbour.


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Republic of Cyprus

The cornerstones of the economy are industry, military bases that bring money and, most importantly, growing tourism.


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Republic of Cyprus

[4] The parts of Cyprus cooperate so that geothermal produced in the south is transferred to the north, which in turn provides economic water to the south.


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Republic of Cyprus

[8] Cyprus had its own oil refining plant, but it closed in 2004.


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Republic of Cyprus

The country's electricity generation lies entirely on foreign fuel oil, and so Cypriot consumers pay the highest price in Europe for their electricity.


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Republic of Cyprus

There is a natural gas liquefaction plant in Vasilikós.


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Republic of Cyprus

[21] Cyprus uses solar energy to heat hot water in proportion more than any other country in the world.


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Republic of Cyprus

[22] The most significant airports in the Republic of Cyprus are Lárnaka International Airport and Páfos International Airport.


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Republic of Cyprus

The most notable ports are Limassol, Lárnaka and Vasilikós.


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Republic of Cyprus

The merchant fleet comprises over ships.


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Republic of Cyprus

[1] Passenger scheduled services to the continental European side have been discontinued, so the terminals at the port of Limassol are occupied by cruise ships.


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Republic of Cyprus

[23] Within the country, public transport is operated by buses and taxis.


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Republic of Cyprus

[24] Culture on the UNESCO World Heritage List lists three sites from Cyprus: the settlement site of the Neolithic period of Choirokoitía, the archaeological sites of ancient Paphos, and the painted churches of Tróodos.


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Republic of Cyprus

[25] The National Day of Cyprus celebrates Independence Day 1.


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Republic of Cyprus

on October.


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Republic of Cyprus

[1] Most other festivities are associated with the Orthodox Church.


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Republic of Cyprus

Among the most visible outputs of the architecture of the British reign are school buildings built by Greek Cypriots using neoclassical architecture.


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Republic of Cyprus

Modern architecture is represented by bank buildings made of glass and marble.


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Republic of Cyprus

Public sculptures show current and former statesmen.


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Republic of Cyprus

[26] A film festival has been held annually in Cyprus since 2006.


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Republic of Cyprus

[27] The symphony orchestra is maintained by a foundation established by the state.


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Republic of Cyprus

[28] Cyprus has participated in the Eurovision Song Contest since 1981 (cts.


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Republic of Cyprus

Cyprus in the Eurovision Song Contest).


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Republic of Cyprus

The race the country hasn't won once.


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Republic of Cyprus

The best ranking is second place from 2018.


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Republic of Cyprus

[29] Halloumi is a sheep and goat's milk cheese originating in Cyprus.


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Republic of Cyprus

It is registered in the EU as an originating product.


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Republic of Cyprus

[30] Most meals include fresh salad and natural yogurt.


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Republic of Cyprus

A typical restaurant dish is meze, or small pieces like the Mediterranean.


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Republic of Cyprus

[26] Sports Cyprus has participated in both the Summer and Winter Olympics since 1980.


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Republic of Cyprus

Yachtsman Pávlos Kontídis won the first Olympic medal in the country's history, silver in the Laser class in 2012.


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Republic of Cyprus

[31] The Cyprus national football team has never appeared in a European or World Cup final tournament.


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Republic of Cyprus

In the FIFA rankings, it was ranked 80th in June 2011.


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Republic of Cyprus

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Georg Cantor

Georg Ferdinand Ludwig Philipp Cantor (3 March 1845 — 6 January 1918) was a German mathematician, best known as the creator of mass doctrine.


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[1] [2] [3] Life and career Georg Cantor was born in Saint Petersburg, Russia.


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His father, Georg Waldemar Cantor, was a successful merchant born in Denmark and later a broker for the Saint Petersburg Stock Exchange.


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Mother Maria Anna Böhm was Russian.


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According to her father's religion, Georgia was raised a Protestant, even though her mother was Catholic.


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Due to the health of the father, the family moved in 1856 to escape the winter of St. Petersburg to Germany, initially to Wiesbaden, where Cantor went to Kymnase and then to Frankfurt.


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Dad said he hoped Cantor would study to be an engineer.


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He began studies at ETH Zurich in 1862 but received permission from his father to switch his major to mathematics.


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He continued his studies in Berlin, spending between a semester in Göttingen and receiving his doctorate in Berlin in 1867.


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[4] He soon became a part-time teacher at the University of Halle, then an associate professor, and in 1879 a professor.


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[1] Gaining the post of professor at the age of only 34 was rare, but Cantor dreamed of holding office at larger universities such as Berlin.


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[5] Achievements Cantor has become famous especially for his studies of the awesomeness of infinite forces.


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His first writing on the problems of infinity he published in 1874.


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In it, he presents a classification for infinite sets and the arithmetics of infinite cardinal and ordinal numbers.


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Cantor defined the concept of troop awesomeness by looking at one-to-one descriptions between troops.


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Two sets can be considered equal to each other if a one-to-one description can be defined between them.


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Every finite set has the property of being mightier than any genuine subset of it.


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An infinite set, on the other hand, can be just as awesome as a genuine subset of it.


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For example, the set of all natural numbers N {\ displaystyle\ mathbb {N}} is as awesome as the set of even natural numbers 2 N {\ displaystyle 2\ mathbb {N}}.


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Cantor showed that the awesomeness of a set of algebraic numbers is the same as that of natural numbers.


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Namely, for an integer coefficient polynomial, one can define a height that is the sum of the intrinsic values of the polynomial and its coefficients.


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For each height, there exists only a finite number of algebraic numbers obtained as zero points of polynomials of that height.


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Looking at the awesomeness of infinite forces, Cantor found that the awesomeness of all infinite forces need not be the same, contrary to what had been thought before him.


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Cantor succeeded in showing that, for example, the set of real numbers R {\ displaystyle\ mathbb {R}} is mightier than the set of natural numbers N {\ displaystyle\ mathbb {N}}.


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This is what he ended up with his diagonal construction, among other things.


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It follows from Cantor's results that not all real numbers are algebraic.


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Non-algebraic real numbers (and complex numbers) are said to be transcendent numbers.


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For a while, it was a problem that these figures were known to exist, but they were not immediately managed to construct.


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The study of transscendent numbers is today a major branch of research in algebraic number theory.


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Cantor showed that the power set of a given set, that is, the set of all subsets, is always mightier than the set itself.


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In this way, he was able to form a queue of infinite sets N, P (N), P (P (N)),.


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. {\ displaystyle\ mathbb {N}, P (\ mathbb {N}), P (P (\ mathbb {N})),...} where every new set is always mightier than its predecessor.


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Cantor introduced short notations for the cardinal numbers of the queue above, that is, collections of equally mighty sets.


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The smallest infinity, that is, the cardinal number of the set of natural numbers, he denoted with the Hebrew letter alef with the subscript 0, i.e.


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0 {\ displaystyle\ aleph _ {0}}, cardinal number of the power set of natural numbers 1 {\ displaystyle\ aleph _ {1}}, etc. Cantorin succeeded in showing that the cardinal number of the set of real numbers is equal to the cardinal number of all subsets of the set of natural numbers.


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In an effort to attribute this to the first overnumbering cardinal number, he ended up presenting the so-called continulum hypothesis.


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According to the hypothesis, there is no set whose awesomeness is greater than the numbering infinity of a set of natural numbers, but smaller than that of its collection of subsets.


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Despite numerous attempts, the continuum hypothesis was neither successful in proving nor disproving.


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Instead, it is known today (Gödel, 1938, and Cohen, 1963) that neither option contradicts the axioms of mass-doctrine.


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Thus, the continuum hypothesis cannot be proven or disproved based on the axioms of mass-doctrine.


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It is independent of them.


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Criticism Cantor's ideas met with plenty of opposition in mathematician circles.


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Among Cantor's opponents, the most famous was Leopold Kronecker.


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Henri Poincaré is alleged to have said, “Future generations will state that mass doctrine was a disease from which we are thankfully cured”.


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[5] Part of the opposition can be attributed to the inveterate ideas and prejudices of mathematicians.


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However, the vagueness of the concept of a bunch soon gave rise to serious objections as well.


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Significant logical paradoxes, the most famous of which is probably Russell's paradox, showed very serious logical problems associated with “too large” forces.


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Russell's paradox arises when one considers the formation of a set whose embryos are those troops that are not embryos of themselves.


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In this case, the set in question is an embryo of itself if and only if it is not an embryo of itself.


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Because of paradoxes, mathematicians had to set out to find an axiomatic basis for mass doctrine by which paradoxes or the sets causing them could be excluded from the theory.


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The axiomatic approach was developed by German Ernst Zermelo (1871—1956).


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Bertrand Russell and Alfred North Whitehead and, in their work Principia Mathematica (1910—1913), developed a type theory classifying sets for the same purpose.


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Cantor's ideas were also opposed by philosophers such as Wittgenstein, and even some theologians, who feel that defining infinity changes our understanding of God.


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Cantor himself was a very religious man.


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[5] Cantor took criticism of his theory very seriously.


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He therefore sought to support young science practitioners to take on their new views in a more constructive way.


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[1] A worsening mental illness hampered his life beginning in 1884.


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[1] The deaths of his mother, brother and young son caused further stress.


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Cantor was intermittently on leave from teaching work and spent his time in sanitariums beginning in 1899.


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Every once in a while, he returned to work.


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He also wrote publications on the areas of literary studies, philosophy, and religion.


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Cantor retired in 1913 and died of a heart attack in 1918.


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[4] See also Cantor's diagonal argument Cantor's set of Cantorin—Schröderin—Berstein theorem Sources Literature Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Rucker, Rudy| title = Mind and Infinity| others = Translated by Markus Hotakainen| publisher = Art House| year = 1998| version = Science and Philosophy of Infinity| isbn = 951-884-222-1}} On topic elsewhere.


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Question: Is there a swimming tradition other than Finland?

Uitto

Uitto is a way of transporting timber, predominantly log trees, by water.


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Uitto is quite an inexpensive way to transport raw wood.


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Today, tree bundles are transported in lakes and seas by tow.


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In streams and rivers they would run by the power of water flow, but in Finland river bathing has not been practiced since the early 2000s.


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Bundle uitto Poured quantity logs are bundled into bundles.


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The bundles are lowered into water and combined into a log board.


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The specific gravity of the wood is slightly lower than the specific gravity of the water, so the bundle floats.


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The log ferry is pulled by a tugboat.


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In the past, toe and horse pontos, or pontos operated by male power, were also used.


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On shorter distances, coil boats may have been used.


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Creek and river bathing Often in low-water and tortuous streams, various bathing equipment had to be built to smooth the creek breeding and prevent log fumes from occurring.


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The log dudes were tasked with guiding the logs swimming in the creek with their biscuits.


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Purouitto was exhausted in Finland for the most part after World War II.


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The river uitto required the canceling of the bathing, the construction of bathing facilities and continuous maintenance, and it was difficult, especially in the upper reaches of the rivers, because of the low water supply.


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Swimming was facilitated by the construction of bathing bushes between the lakes, thus needing no original waterway at all.


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As forest car roads developed, river swimming became unprofitable and was replaced by timber cars.


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The last river swims took place in Kymijoki above Kuusankoski in 2002 [1], Iijoki in summer 1988 and Kemijoki in summer 1991.


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Nowadays, Finland only swims timber in lakes such as Saimaa, although the uito has been almost completely supplanted by car transportation of timber.


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Uitto and Law Everyone has the right to swim their timber in water bodies, but the exercise of this right has been regulated very closely by the Water Act.


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Therefore, in flowing water bodies, a highway is defined, which is reserved for traffic and must not be closed by construction.


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The buyer has extensive rights to carry out expedient construction activities and works even on beaches and waters owned by others, damming the watercourse and raising water on land if it can be done without much harm.


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In practice, if a tree is swimming on a large scale, a swimming rule is established for the watercourse, and all practitioners of swimming are obliged to follow it.


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In community bathing, timber owners hand over their timber to a swimming association, which looks after the swim and distributes the timber at the destination back to the owners.


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The economic and social importance of Uito in the inner parts of Finland flows through a large number of rivers.


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Legislation allowed considerably more efficient timber use than previously thought after the mid-19th century.


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This also marked the beginning of extensive commercial swimming.


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At the same time, uitto and forestry provided a side or main activity for a large part of Finland's non-farm or smallholding population.


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Typically, a small farmer went to forestry work in the winter and participated in swimming in the spring as he passed by his residence.


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Swimming work was heavy and often dangerous.


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Labour moved down the river as the swim progressed.


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The young and unmarried male population constituted a stimulus for riverside women, and swimming romanticism was both a real and literary phenomenon in the early 20th century.


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Although literature has many times exaggerated the gender ratios of people, many bathing workers found their wives in riverside houses and stayed to live in the area.


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The most significant descriptors of the phenomenon are Johannes Linnankoski and Kalle Päätalo.


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Unto Palokas has also described the Jätkka's life in his book The work of clog guys of yesteryear.


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The towns and agglomerations of the river, where the logs eventually ended up, also benefited from the bathing men who received their wages after the end of the bathing there.


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At the same time, the leaders of swimming associations and forestry companies were formed as signatories of their region.


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By discriminating, the already forestry technician, the “thundermaster,” was in a high position, as his hiring decisions resolved the life chances of many families.


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The tradition of swimming is a very important factor that shaped identity, especially for the inhabitants of the banks of long rivers such as Oulu, Ii and Kemijoki, but also on large lakes such as Pielinen and Päijänne.


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Former stages of forest harvesting and bathing The coniferous logs were cut down in winter.


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Behind the roadless tails there were flats to accommodate where needed.


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Before chainsaws, pouring was done with justeer.


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Each forestry worker had his column, which was to be done by the end of March.


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The exceptional schedule was on plywood, which was poured into the box in August, that is, with the tree in the leaf.


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The runners-up were tasked with pulling the felled trees to the agreed places on horseback.


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Here was the scuttling snow and downhills where the horse was in danger of getting logs on top.


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For heavy loads, water trails were frozen by pumping water to the surface.


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On the ice, the logs were bundled.


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Trees could also be loaded onto a railway car, car or lottery.


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For loading, jolts, or wooden ramps, were used, along which the trees were rolled.


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[2] The actual swim may have started as a loosening from little streams or as a bundle of logs made on ice.


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[2] The horse pontoon in the lake areas was soon replaced by steam-powered tugs and toes.


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Along the way, there were still segregation sites where the trees of different companies were sorted.


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See also Uittoränni Uittoneuvos Swimming Unit Uittoyhdistys List of ferry associations in Finland Vanttaja Support Transfer Plant Akanlahti Support Transfer Plant Pispala Tunnel Sources Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Pakkanen, Esko| title = Give Dust run!


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Small book on uitosta| publisher = Lusto - Finnish Forest Museum and Forest Information Centre and Finnish Uittajainassociation| year = 2004}} References Literature Pakkanen, Esko.


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Ankravee!


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: a book about swimming.


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Forest Cost, 2015.


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ISBN 978-952-6612-63-8.


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Referenced on 23 July 2014. Referenced on 23 July 2014. PDF.


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Sami Salmu with a thesis in 2013. Lauri Muranen.


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History 2002.


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Kagyu

Kagyu is one of four schools of Tibetan Buddhism (vajrayana).


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It is also known as the “oral line of mediation” and the “line of immaculate exercise”.


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The origins of the Kagyu school are considered to be the teachings of the Indian mystics Tilopa (988—1089) and Naropa (1016—1100).


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Their line was relayed to Tibet by the great translator Marpa (1012—1097).


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He took over the mahamudra (“great seal”) line of mediation from Naropa.


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In addition, he studied under the Indian masters Maitripa and Kukuripa.


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On his third trip to India, he met Atiśa (982—1054) and studied the teachings of the Kadampa masters (the roots of both the Kagyu and Gelug schools can be found in the earlier Kadampa school).


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Marpa spent 17 years in India and is known as one of the great translators of the Second Translation Period.


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Marpa's primary pupil was Milarepa (1052—1135), one of the great religious poets and meditators of Tibet.


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Among Milarepa's numerous pupils was Gampopa, a great scholar who can be recognized as the true founder of the Kagyu school as distinct from other schools of Tibetan Buddhism.


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Milarepa's pupil was also Rechung Dorje Drakpa, also known as Rechungpa.


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Following the teachings of Gampopa, the so-called “Big Four” schools developed and the “Eight Little” Kagyu line from Gampopa's pupil Phagmogrupa.


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Four major schools Barom Kagyu founded by Barompa Darma Wangchung Pagdru Kagyu founded by Pagmo Drupa Dorje Gyalpo Karma Kagyu, also known as Kamtsang Kagyu, founded by Düsum Khyenpa, later identified as the first Karmapa by Tsalpa Kagyu, founded by Zangyu Dragpa Darma Drag (Zhang Rinpoche) Eight Pagdru Kagyu sub-schools of Drikung Kagyu, which included the Lhapa sect, builders of the first Bhutanese dzongs.


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Was later overshadowed by Drukpa.


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The Drukpa Kagyu, which connected lines from both Gampopa and Rechungpa, is the state religion of Bhutan and gives the state the name Druk Yul.


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Drukpa monasteries are also found in Ladakh, Zanskar, Lahoul, Kinnaur, Spit and other parts of the Himalayas.


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Mar Kayu Shugseb Kagyu Taklung Kagyu Trophu Kagyu Yamzang Kagyu Yelpa Kagyu Organizing schools into four large and eight small is a traditional way, but not always practical when trying to understand their history or effects.


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For example, the very first Kagyu school, Shangpa Kaguy, precedes Gampopa and is thus outside this classification.


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Another school is Rechung Kagyu, founded by Rechung Dorje Drakpa.


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The only schools that have any meaning today are: Karma Kagyu, Drukpa, Drigung and Taklung school municipalities.


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Teachings Kagyu's central teaching is Mahamudra, the “Great Seal”, as Gampopa illuminated the subject in his numerous writings.


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The doctrine focuses on four primary levels of meditation practice (the Four Yogas of Mahamudra): Developing One Pointing of the Mind With the concept of all conceptsExceeding the development of the “one taste” aspect of all phenomena The fruit or result of the path that transcends all invented or planned meditation Through the development of these four levels it is said that the practitioner achieves the complete insight of Mahamudra.


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Important exercises in all kagyu schools are tantric chakrasamvara and vajravarah exercises.


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Question: When has the continental philosophy trend evolved?

Philosophy

Philosophy () dates to about 600—400 BCE.


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a tradition of thought and doctrine born in ancient Greece that seeks to explore, among other things, the nature of reality, the general conditions of knowledge, the existence of beauty and values, the conditions of a good society, the nature of being human, and the general topics connected to them.


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Philosophy

The word 'philosophy' originates from the Greek words philia and sophia, the former signifying loving or friendship and the latter being wisdom [1] [2] — philosophy thus means “loving wisdom”.


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[3] Although no definition of philosophy is indisputable and the field of philosophy has changed over history depending on the issues addressed in each period, it is generally considered that philosophy is more a method of study than a set of statements or doctrines.


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Philosophical research is based on reason and rational reasoning, and tends to avoid baseless assumptions.


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The aim of the study is systematicity, generality and understanding of things.


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[4] [5] Philosophy may also refer to the unified worldview, worldview, learning system or outlook on life of a person or school, as well as an activity that seeks to form such a person or school.


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Philosophy

In everyday language, a philosophical attitude towards life may refer to a calm and moderate attitude towards things encountered in life.


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[6] Although the word “philosophy” derives from the tradition of Western philosophy, many thinkers in other cultures, for example within oriental philosophy, have also dealt with similar topics in their own ways.


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A scholar or thinker in philosophy is called a philosopher.


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[7] Philosophy scholars, however, may not create a new philosophy, but might, for example, study the history of philosophy.


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Philosophy

Definition and Nature of Philosophy The origin of the word Philosophy is in Greek and literally it means loving wisdom or friendship.


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However, there is also a side to the word Sofia that refers to skill or pursuit.


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Thus philosophy can be seen as an action: the pursuit of one's own desire for knowledge and intellectual curiosity.


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[8] Central to philosophy is not knowledge, but to ask and question the foundations of knowledge already acquired.


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[9] Philosophy explores general conceptions of reality, knowledge, and human life and their foundations.


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[6] Philosophy is the study of the most general and abstract aspects of reality, as well as categories of our thinking; such as concepts such as' reason ',' truth ',' testimony ',' mind 'and 'matter'.


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In philosophy, the concepts by which we deal with reality become objects of study in themselves.


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Philosophers, however, have disagreed at different times on the extent to which a “pure” or “first” philosophy with an aprioric attitude is possible.


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[10] Philosophical activities often aim to achieve truth, that is, to find out and explain how things are.


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Different views on this have been expressed by, among others, Karl Marx and Ludwig Wittgenstein, according to which philosophical activity had other ends: for Marx, philosophy was about changing social conditions, [11] for Wittgenstein, in turn, the unraveling of conceptual problems and the meaning of clarification.


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[12] Methods in philosophy can be very variable in nature.


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Philosophy

Philosophers often strive for the precise use of concepts, analysis of concepts, as well as accurate argumentation, but on the other hand, there is also a “declarative philosophy” whose nature is quite different.


Question: When has the continental philosophy trend evolved?

Philosophy

In general, however, it can be outlined that philosophical methods include at least being critical of what was previously learned, questioning truisms, and systematic examination.


Question: When has the continental philosophy trend evolved?

Philosophy

There are several ways of philosophy making and philosophical writing.


Question: When has the continental philosophy trend evolved?

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Plato's custom, for example, was to write dialogues (dialogues) that often depicted the philosophical conversations the philosopher Socrates had with his students.


Question: When has the continental philosophy trend evolved?

Philosophy

A method often used is the style of systematic treatise developed by Aristotle, which involves the systematic description and division of phenomena and related concepts into subconcepts.


Question: When has the continental philosophy trend evolved?

Philosophy

Some philosophers, for example Wittgenstein in his early philosophy, have used a method borrowed from mathematics in which doctoral theorems and sentences derived from them are systematically presented.


Question: When has the continental philosophy trend evolved?

Philosophy

Phenomenological philosophy seeks to describe phenomena as they manifest to us, in which case a more cursive or poetic expression may be necessary.


Question: When has the continental philosophy trend evolved?

Philosophy

What is common to several ways of writing, however, is that they do not present a single outcome along the lines of natural science research, but instead intended to increase understanding of phenomena, concepts and their relationships.


Question: When has the continental philosophy trend evolved?

Philosophy

Philosophy and Sciences Philosophy's status as a science and relationship with special sciences Initially the goal of philosophy itself has been to acquire universal, general knowledge of reality.


Question: When has the continental philosophy trend evolved?

Philosophy

In this case, 'philosophy' has been conceived as a synonym for 'science' in a way.


Question: When has the continental philosophy trend evolved?

Philosophy

Until the 17th century, all research on nature, man, or society was called philosophy, and only later have certain areas of research become separated into their own specific sciences, for example natural sciences, psychology, and sociology.