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'''Main concepts and assigned sub-concepts''' (in alphabetical order) 

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|'''MAIN CONCEPT'''
|'''SUB-CONCEPT'''
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|'''1.'''
|'''body concept'''
|disease explanations, disease symptoms, external traits and physical appearance, forms of therapy, general course of the disease, healing, ingrained bad habits of self-healing, turning points of a disease, variations of the same disease
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|'''2.'''
|'''cultural landscape'''
|building with garden, buildings, differences between the savages and the civilized, garden, habitat, harbor, hut, urbanization, urbanity
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|'''3.'''
|'''experiences of otherness'''
|acceptance, assimilation, comparison, demonizing, images of the enemy, rejection, relationship with neighboring peoples
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|'''4.'''
|'''gender'''
|external traits, female religiosity, gendered actions and prohibitions, ideas about gender, mutilation of male and female bodies, use of instruments, women’s rights
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|'''5.'''
|'''government and administration'''
|assessorial council, authorities, authorities of the popular assembly, division of the New World, dysfunctions, economic and knowledge distribution system, establishment of administrative units, financial matters, general assembly, government officials, governorship, gubernatorial authorities, gubernatorial revenues, hereditary governor, limitation of power, magistrates, medical writing, military command, operation of administrative units, royal privileges, succession, state council
|-
|'''6.'''
|'''historicity'''
|age specificities, auxiliary sciences, basic concepts of historicity, church history, formation of mankind, geographical discoveries, historical literature, historical monuments, historical periods, historical sources, history of Europe, methodology of historical research, methodology of historiography, role of the state, stadial view of society, uses of studying history
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|'''7.'''
|'''human resources'''
|criteria of humanity, culture, demographic conditions, development of liberty, education, endemic diseases, epidemics, freedom of thought, healing with electricity, individual diseases, instincts, lifestyle, moral, moral perfection, mother tongue, population density, population movements, problem of the freedom of will, prominent legislators, religion, the purpose of man, trade, upbringing
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|'''8.'''
|'''instruments'''
|capacitor, clothing, electric experimental device, electric pistol, electrophorus, electrostatic experimental device, experimental device to produce Lichtenberg figures, experimental device to produce oxyhydrogen, means of transport, measuring device, mill, threshing machine, triboelectric experimental device, utility instrument, weapons
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|'''9.'''
|'''natural resources'''
|animal husbandry and crop farming, animals, arable land, climate theory, climatic conditions, commercial commodities, meadow and field, minerals, plants, resource management, rinderpest
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|'''10.'''
|'''perception of nature'''
|cultural climate theory, cultural geography, nature and history
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|'''11.'''
|'''power'''
|distribution of lands, division of power, forms of state, laws, leading elite, military state, persecution of Christians, politics, sovereign, state officials, state organization
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|'''12.'''
|'''public policy'''
|medical statistics, use of health services
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|'''13.'''
|'''''respublica litteraria'''''
|actors, anatomical theatre, botanical garden, clinical practice, collection of instruments, collection of specimens, economic collection, foundling hospital, hospitals, institutions of social care, laboratory, library, medical habitus, mental asylum, museum, Naturalienkabinet, orphanage, peregrination, public museum, scholarly journals, schools, scientific patronage, scientific society, scientific travel, textbook, translation and adaptation, university collections, workhouse
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|'''14.'''
|'''rites'''
|cannibalism, discipline of the secrecy of sacraments, exclusion, experience of emotions, mysteries, rituals, sacraments
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|'''15.'''
|'''scholarship'''
|concept of statistics, curriculum of political science, establishment of a department, ethnographic profile, integration of politics and statistics, overlap between law and politics, separation of politics and statistics, statistics and history, statistics and law, teaching of statistics, travel
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|'''16.'''
|'''society'''
|affections, crime and punishment, education, endemic diseases, factors determining society, fundamental concepts of describing society, historic changes, industry, moral, national character, national language, natural law, non-European peoples, organization of society, physiology, population, promotion of the common good, religion, serving the community, sociability, social layers, social orders, social relations, social stratification, types of community
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|'''17.'''
|'''state'''
|forms of government, forms of state, geographical boundaries, industry, national coat of arms, political boundary, rivers and waters, sovereign, state description, taxation, title, trading colonies, types of estates
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|'''18.'''
|'''technology'''
|animal husbandry, cattle farming, crop farming, food preparation, food processing, grazing, horse breeding, livestock farming, manufacturing, meadow cultivation, mineral processing, pasture farming, sheep farming, soil cultivation, toolmaking, viticulture, waste processing, wool
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|'''19.'''
|'''uses of the body'''
|body decoration, grooming, head and hair styling, tattooing
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