Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 3Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 1993 |
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Page 102
... represented in the shadow theatre , their various origins , languages , trades and characters belong to one big ... representing a local identity , namely the urban have - nots , Karagiozis also aimed at representing ' Greekness ...
... represented in the shadow theatre , their various origins , languages , trades and characters belong to one big ... representing a local identity , namely the urban have - nots , Karagiozis also aimed at representing ' Greekness ...
Page 111
... represented by the Turkish administration ' . " Karagiozis is , above all , an identity hero , not a real - life character . Even today , the most popular comedies are the ones which come straight from the classic repertoire , when time ...
... represented by the Turkish administration ' . " Karagiozis is , above all , an identity hero , not a real - life character . Even today , the most popular comedies are the ones which come straight from the classic repertoire , when time ...
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... represents a female betyl , although this interpretation is not necessarily applicable to other areas of the Phoenician world , where a celestial male deity may be represented by a similar aniconic image . Moreover , a flat disc or ...
... represents a female betyl , although this interpretation is not necessarily applicable to other areas of the Phoenician world , where a celestial male deity may be represented by a similar aniconic image . Moreover , a flat disc or ...
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Journal of Mediterranean Studies | 1 |
Continuities Contradictions | 30 |
The Caccia di Tori Regeneration | 46 |
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