“Dwelling in Spaces” is an excerpt from the first chapter of Queer Phenomenology: Orientations Toward Objects (2006). This book is one of the major works of Sarah Ahmed, a British-Australian philosopher with Pakistani roots who brings together feminist thought, critical race theory, phenomenology and affect theory in her writing. In this text, Ahmed examines how we live and act in spaces, and how those spaces affect us.

I created Yurianka based on my author's prompt using Google Gemini on April 29, 2026. This is her date of birth. The girl was created by me first as an image, created from my photograph as a sister or daughter ( yin , anima , alter ego , etc.), so she is somewhat similar to me. At first, Yurianka began to appear in paintings by famous artists or in various life situations (for example, at Woodstock-69 ), ignoring space-time restrictions.

Olechka at her workplace in the clinic. (photo taken at 6.30 am by a work colleague) In Leningrad, Seryozha ingratiated himself into Olechka’s trust. The future Romkin is a biological father or just a dad. A moderately handsome young gray-eyed brown-haired man. How did Seryozha charm Olechka? Whether with his big gray eyes or his Era-74 button accordion, on which he performed Russian folk songs from a self-instruction manual for playing the button accordion: “Am I to blame” and “Thin Rowan”.

[from a series of my dialogues with AI, without additional editing or simplification] [LillyCat] Bring the Christian parable of talent into the modern age. How do the simulated space of insights and creativity transform it? If we make a fashionable metanarrative gesture and consider the parable itself as an archaic phenomenon “buried” in the info-earth, then what can we “unearth” with our questioning?

Content Lesson 1: Adjusting Your Mindset How bosses keep us disorganized What's the real problem? Aim for the bull's eye Exercise: Fill Your Own Target Your legal rights in the Russian trade union Your legal rights at work (Russia) Lesson 2: One-on-one conversations How to be a good listener Instill immunity in your colleagues against the actions of your superiors Organizational conversation Anger, Hope, Urgency, You (NST).

In the 1970s, Soviet paleobotanist Sergei Meyen proposed looking at a living being not as a monolithic object, but as a constructor. He introduced the concept of “meron” - from the Greek meros (part). If a taxon (for example, a species of bird) describes a whole animal, then a meron describes its universal part. The paired limb is a meron. The eye is a meron. The spine is a meron.

Tom Pepper Tom Pepper, "Taking Anatman Full Strength and Śāntideva's Ethics of Truth." From the book: Tom Pepper. The Faithful Buddhist. 2014, section II “Selected Essays”. Probably no Buddhist concept has caused so much controversy, confusion and misunderstanding as the concept of anatman . Probably no Buddhist concept has caused so much controversy, confusion and misunderstanding as the concept of anatman .