%0 Journal Article
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%A Vladimir Kalutskov
%J Cultural Geography & Geohumanities
%D 2013
%I Russian Research Institute for Cultural & Natural Heritage
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%K cultural geography
%K regionalization
%K typology
%K cultural geographic region
%K mental region
%K mythological region
%K mental region
%K law of geographical zonality
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