Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 3Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 1993 |
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... Karagiozis , the autochthonous Christian Greek . This binary model conveys the opposition rich / poor ; powerful / plebeian , but it also illustrates the way Greeks perceive their identity : it is by opposition to the Pasha that Karagiozis ...
... Karagiozis , the autochthonous Christian Greek . This binary model conveys the opposition rich / poor ; powerful / plebeian , but it also illustrates the way Greeks perceive their identity : it is by opposition to the Pasha that Karagiozis ...
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... Karagiozis remains the basic character , while Alexander the Great is given the second role . If Karagiozis can be compared to the identity heroes of the Greek christian . communities of the Byzantine and Ottoman world , fashioned ...
... Karagiozis remains the basic character , while Alexander the Great is given the second role . If Karagiozis can be compared to the identity heroes of the Greek christian . communities of the Byzantine and Ottoman world , fashioned ...
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... Karagiozis / Pasha , in much the same way as Greeks perceive their identity by opposition to the Turks.21 Greek shadow theatre , making the scenic innovation of opposing Karagiozis ' hut not to Hadziavatis ' , but to the Seraï -- the ...
... Karagiozis / Pasha , in much the same way as Greeks perceive their identity by opposition to the Turks.21 Greek shadow theatre , making the scenic innovation of opposing Karagiozis ' hut not to Hadziavatis ' , but to the Seraï -- the ...
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Continuities Contradictions | 30 |
The Caccia di Tori Regeneration | 46 |
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