Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 3Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 1993 |
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... social memory is constructed but also creates space for the examina- tion of social forgetting . While social memory may be examined on its own without necessarily the use of comparisons , this is much harder to do for social forgetting ...
... social memory is constructed but also creates space for the examina- tion of social forgetting . While social memory may be examined on its own without necessarily the use of comparisons , this is much harder to do for social forgetting ...
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... social anthropological research was common . In the many Medi- terranean societies that achieved nation - statehood in the 19th century folkloric studies developed in various forms . In Italy folklore emerged either as the study of ...
... social anthropological research was common . In the many Medi- terranean societies that achieved nation - statehood in the 19th century folkloric studies developed in various forms . In Italy folklore emerged either as the study of ...
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... social anthropology . As Davis ( 1977 ) has pointed out even in the 1950s many British social anthropologists regarded the anthropology of Europe and the Mediter- ranean as second best . Pitt Rivers ( 1961 ) and Campbell ( 1964 ) were ...
... social anthropology . As Davis ( 1977 ) has pointed out even in the 1950s many British social anthropologists regarded the anthropology of Europe and the Mediter- ranean as second best . Pitt Rivers ( 1961 ) and Campbell ( 1964 ) were ...
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