The ethics of translation in a hermeneutical context -- Preconditions for comparative geographic approach and spatial interaction -- Symbolization process of the nature world in mythological type of world outlook -- On uses of 'wild nature': empowered vs. Disempowered agency in kola reindeer-herding territories -- Imagination as a breaker of the borders -- Man and nature: approaches to the delimitation of the concepts -- The need for being disinterested as a key characteristic of human nature -- Nature and man: crime and punishment -- Nature as stoic -- Movement to defend the bialowieża. the problem of the bialowieża forest protection as an example of a values conflict -- The power of doubt -- Cultural images of nature as the basis of human practices -- Human existence between the wood(s) (forest, nature) and home (technology) -- Borderology and practical knowledge - humanities response to epigenetic.