Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 3Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 1993 |
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Page 55
... become one . Perhaps , too , the bull's blood , regarded as a highly potent agent of proliferation , may also have served to revitalize , from outside and from the animal world , a system of kinship and marriage that risked becoming ...
... become one . Perhaps , too , the bull's blood , regarded as a highly potent agent of proliferation , may also have served to revitalize , from outside and from the animal world , a system of kinship and marriage that risked becoming ...
Page 99
... become homogeneous and which had no room for otherness . In the context of Greece fighting for its independence , Karagiozis , the main hero , survived by becoming a patriot . This radical change implied important structural ...
... become homogeneous and which had no room for otherness . In the context of Greece fighting for its independence , Karagiozis , the main hero , survived by becoming a patriot . This radical change implied important structural ...
Page 308
... become timeless in at least two ways - first , because its style in the tradition of structural functionalism examined the relationship between politics and religion at a determinate period in Malta ( late 50s , early 60s ) ...
... become timeless in at least two ways - first , because its style in the tradition of structural functionalism examined the relationship between politics and religion at a determinate period in Malta ( late 50s , early 60s ) ...
Contents
Journal of Mediterranean Studies | 1 |
Continuities Contradictions | 30 |
The Caccia di Tori Regeneration | 46 |
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