Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 3Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 1993 |
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Page 105
... authorities are absent from the screen except for the occasional policeman , in the Greek repertoire the ' Turk ' representing the state authorities is one of the structural necessities of the plays . The Pasha is a well - to- do ...
... authorities are absent from the screen except for the occasional policeman , in the Greek repertoire the ' Turk ' representing the state authorities is one of the structural necessities of the plays . The Pasha is a well - to- do ...
Page 112
... authorities . The fact that the authorities are being represented by the Pasha reinforces the identity character of Karagiozis : he is the romios , the rayas ( reaya in Turkish : christian tax - payer ) . In a society where patron ...
... authorities . The fact that the authorities are being represented by the Pasha reinforces the identity character of Karagiozis : he is the romios , the rayas ( reaya in Turkish : christian tax - payer ) . In a society where patron ...
Page 311
... authorities . National rituals of staged authenticity which point to ' High Culture ' may eventu- ally rival village rituals of performed authenticity such as festas which is popular culture . They are performed because in contrast to ...
... authorities . National rituals of staged authenticity which point to ' High Culture ' may eventu- ally rival village rituals of performed authenticity such as festas which is popular culture . They are performed because in contrast to ...
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Journal of Mediterranean Studies | 1 |
Continuities Contradictions | 30 |
The Caccia di Tori Regeneration | 46 |
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