Kampos: Cambridge Papers in Modern Greek, Issue 7Modern Greek Section, Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages, University of Cambridge, 1999 |
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... known that Paris will cause the destruction of Troy . On a narrative level he is from the beginning what he will become at the end of the story . All these features come quite close to what Bakhtin describes as prodigia ( 1975 [ 1981 ...
... known that Paris will cause the destruction of Troy . On a narrative level he is from the beginning what he will become at the end of the story . All these features come quite close to what Bakhtin describes as prodigia ( 1975 [ 1981 ...
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... known to her audience , as for example when she compares 27 C. Stewart , Demons and the Devil : Moral imagination in Modern Greece ( Princeton 1991 ) . See especially pp . 97 and 99 . Paradisi to Alonaki : " it was called Paradisi , 32 ...
... known to her audience , as for example when she compares 27 C. Stewart , Demons and the Devil : Moral imagination in Modern Greece ( Princeton 1991 ) . See especially pp . 97 and 99 . Paradisi to Alonaki : " it was called Paradisi , 32 ...
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... known in a masc- uline version where a young prince mocks an old woman and consequently he is cursed with the longing for Trisevgeni ( Thrice- Noble ) . He therefore takes off in search of her , and on his way he has to perform various ...
... known in a masc- uline version where a young prince mocks an old woman and consequently he is cursed with the longing for Trisevgeni ( Thrice- Noble ) . He therefore takes off in search of her , and on his way he has to perform various ...
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problems of defining | 1 |
Women and gender roles in Modern Greek folktales | 21 |
a question of | 43 |
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