Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 3Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 1993 |
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... opposition to the Turk , symbolizing Them , literally performing a binary opposition which is at the base of most social relations in modern Greek society . Whether in the context of the family , the community , or the national level ...
... opposition to the Turk , symbolizing Them , literally performing a binary opposition which is at the base of most social relations in modern Greek society . Whether in the context of the family , the community , or the national level ...
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... opposition rich / poor ; powerful / plebeian ; but at the same time it reflects the opposition Karagiozis / Pasha , in much the same way as Greeks perceive their identity by opposition to the Turks.21 Greek shadow theatre , making the ...
... opposition rich / poor ; powerful / plebeian ; but at the same time it reflects the opposition Karagiozis / Pasha , in much the same way as Greeks perceive their identity by opposition to the Turks.21 Greek shadow theatre , making the ...
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... opposition . The opposition of laymen is more easily accounted for . Fear of Pan - Slavism was one of the main reasons , as was the case with the Synod . In Olga's translation they perceived a sinister plan : To deprive Greece of her ...
... opposition . The opposition of laymen is more easily accounted for . Fear of Pan - Slavism was one of the main reasons , as was the case with the Synod . In Olga's translation they perceived a sinister plan : To deprive Greece of her ...
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