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THREE KNOWN MARCHEAN GEOMORPHOSITES PRESENTED USING GEOMORPHOLOGY, POETRY AND ANCIENT MUSIC. A NEW PERSPECTIVE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE AREA.

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Three known marchean geomorphosites presented using geomorphology, poetry and ancient music. A new perspective for the development of the area.. Explore three Marchean geomorphosites through a unique blend of geomorphology, poetry, and ancient music. Discover a new perspective for regional development.

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This paper presents an intriguing and highly interdisciplinary premise, as suggested by its title: "THREE KNOWN MARCHEAN GEOMORPHOSITES PRESENTED USING GEOMORPHOLOGY, POETRY AND ANCIENT MUSIC. A NEW PERSPECTIVE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE AREA." The combination of scientific analysis (geomorphology) with artistic expression (poetry, ancient music) to explore and potentially develop specific geomorphosites in the Marche region is undeniably novel and could offer a fresh approach to understanding and promoting geological heritage. However, a significant limitation for a comprehensive review is the complete absence of an abstract, which typically provides crucial details regarding the paper's aims, methodology, key findings, and overall contribution. Based solely on the title, the potential strengths lie in its innovative approach to engaging diverse audiences with geological sites, potentially fostering deeper appreciation and cultural connection. The idea of offering a "new perspective for the development of the area" suggests a practical, applied dimension to the research, possibly targeting geotourism or regional planning initiatives. Nevertheless, the lack of an abstract leaves critical questions unanswered. It is unclear how the distinct elements of geomorphology, poetry, and ancient music are integrated: Is it merely a descriptive presentation, a pedagogical tool, or does it involve a more rigorous analytical framework that assesses the impact or effectiveness of this multi-modal presentation? Without insight into the methodological approach, theoretical underpinnings, or the nature of the "new perspective" proposed, it is impossible to evaluate the paper's academic rigor or the validity of its claims. For this paper to be properly evaluated and to convey its intended message effectively, a comprehensive abstract is absolutely essential. It would need to clearly articulate the specific objectives of integrating such disparate fields, detail the methodology used to combine scientific and artistic elements, and succinctly present the main findings or the proposed framework for regional development. While the title promises a unique and potentially valuable contribution to geotourism, heritage interpretation, or interdisciplinary studies, the actual substance and academic merit of the work remain entirely obscure. Should an abstract be provided, it would enable a proper assessment of whether this innovative concept translates into a robust and impactful academic contribution.

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