Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 13Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 1991 |
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... neighbours , to embolden their own ( often , precarious ) position . They use stereotypes drawn from the depository of nationalism , readapted to meet the demands of arguments in local conversation . In most cases , their stereotyping ...
... neighbours , to embolden their own ( often , precarious ) position . They use stereotypes drawn from the depository of nationalism , readapted to meet the demands of arguments in local conversation . In most cases , their stereotyping ...
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... neighbours across the border continuously trying to define who ' they ' are and use stereotypical arguments in everyday discourse that attempt to highlight and stress the differences between ' themselves ' and ' their neighbours ...
... neighbours across the border continuously trying to define who ' they ' are and use stereotypical arguments in everyday discourse that attempt to highlight and stress the differences between ' themselves ' and ' their neighbours ...
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... neighbours - a usually ambivalent relationship that entails both contact and barriers - Bulgarians remain suspicious of Pomaks . Even if known as their neighbours , there is still little change as each of the communities is essentially ...
... neighbours - a usually ambivalent relationship that entails both contact and barriers - Bulgarians remain suspicious of Pomaks . Even if known as their neighbours , there is still little change as each of the communities is essentially ...
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Hybridity Birthplace and Naming Judith Okely | 1 |
Some Cautionary | 21 |
From Rhodes to Malta The Order | 45 |
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