Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 5Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 1991 |
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... symbols through which people ( and authors ) reveal aspects of their own cultural identity . We may not be given the ' authentic ' voice of the victims of such stereotyping themselves , but then even if illiterate Cretan sheep thieves ...
... symbols through which people ( and authors ) reveal aspects of their own cultural identity . We may not be given the ' authentic ' voice of the victims of such stereotyping themselves , but then even if illiterate Cretan sheep thieves ...
Page 71
... symbol . Thus through uncommon behaviour , Carnival provides a means of communicating the inexpressible . We can therefore ... symbols , costumes and clowns , convey a sense of the mundus inversus by transforming ordinary reality into an ...
... symbol . Thus through uncommon behaviour , Carnival provides a means of communicating the inexpressible . We can therefore ... symbols , costumes and clowns , convey a sense of the mundus inversus by transforming ordinary reality into an ...
Page 79
... symbols of death and guides to the underworld ( 1977 : 67 ) . This association is confirmed by the fact that in San Lawrenz the end of the dances was marked by the fact that the two children were lifted up and one of the dancers would ...
... symbols of death and guides to the underworld ( 1977 : 67 ) . This association is confirmed by the fact that in San Lawrenz the end of the dances was marked by the fact that the two children were lifted up and one of the dancers would ...
Contents
irad | 8 |
Death Gender and Social Change in Greek Society Marios Sarris | 14 |
Conflict and Joking | 33 |
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