Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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AND POLITICS IN THE TUSCAN CONTRASTO Valentina Pagliai Oberlin College Performance can represent politics in a way that empowers the audience , transforming the context from one only marginally political into one in which relevant political ...
AND POLITICS IN THE TUSCAN CONTRASTO Valentina Pagliai Oberlin College Performance can represent politics in a way that empowers the audience , transforming the context from one only marginally political into one in which relevant political ...
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... political parties of the Left , especially the Italian Communist Party . Even in times of democracy , though , poets occasionally experienced persecution by the police , especially for their political views and their anticlerical stance ...
... political parties of the Left , especially the Italian Communist Party . Even in times of democracy , though , poets occasionally experienced persecution by the police , especially for their political views and their anticlerical stance ...
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... political and adapt itself to it by proposing a political argument . The Contrasto's performance transforms the context into a political one . THE DIALOGICAL CONSTRUCTION OF POLITICS The analysis so far has shown how the dueling poets ...
... political and adapt itself to it by proposing a political argument . The Contrasto's performance transforms the context into a political one . THE DIALOGICAL CONSTRUCTION OF POLITICS The analysis so far has shown how the dueling poets ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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