Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 7Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 1997 |
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Page 23
... live up to the school's standards . • Their presence lowers • Our mothers tell us to watch out for Gypsies . They are ... lives having children they can't feed . They don't want to become part of our society ; they are weird . They keep ...
... live up to the school's standards . • Their presence lowers • Our mothers tell us to watch out for Gypsies . They are ... lives having children they can't feed . They don't want to become part of our society ; they are weird . They keep ...
Page 86
... lives and moralities I have become familiar over the years reject formalization and bureaucratization of their religious lives with the same determin- ation they show in rejecting the formalization and bureaucratization of their ...
... lives and moralities I have become familiar over the years reject formalization and bureaucratization of their religious lives with the same determin- ation they show in rejecting the formalization and bureaucratization of their ...
Page 90
... lives in central Naples . This man condemns as hypocritical the behaviour of some of his peers in the neighbourhood who , he says , ' beg money for the Madonna , but throughout the year they show off jewellery and expensive cars ' . An ...
... lives in central Naples . This man condemns as hypocritical the behaviour of some of his peers in the neighbourhood who , he says , ' beg money for the Madonna , but throughout the year they show off jewellery and expensive cars ' . An ...
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Mediterranean Religions and Romani People | 37 |
Dom za VešanjeO Vaxt e Rromengo | 52 |
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