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The Model of the Universe, Encoded in the Thracian Cult Spaces, in the Context of Modern Cosmogonic Concepts

Visual Studies, 2021
Accepting the thesis that the Thracian cult buildings under a mound can be interpreted as models of the universe, time and space, man and his ideas of harmony (A. Fol, V. Fol, M. Ruseva), in this article I further develop this thesis, while exploring it,
Adriana Sarbova
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CULT BUILDINGS UNDER THE POLICY OF STATE ATHEISM IN SOVIET KABARDINOBALKARIA

BULLETIN of the Kabardian-Balkarian Institute for the Humanities Research, 2021
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Wagner the gardener: Media as nature and the building of a cult

Journal of Fandom Studies, The, 2021
This article explores why composer Richard Wagner has such a passionate cult following, by employing the ‘family resemblances’ of cult texts identified by Matt Hills and, in the process, uncovers the elemental threads embedded into his work. Taking up John Durham Peters’s call for an elemental approach to media, I argue that Wagner’s treatment of art ...
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Building a Cult

2020
This chapter studies how and why Americans in the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s came to believe that some religions were “cults,” and interrogates the assumptions that underlay that category. After 1981, many people outside the group began to suspect that MOVE was a cult.
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A tale of two presidents: personality cult and symbolic nation-building in Turkmenistan

Nationalities Papers, 2015
This article proposes a comparison of the attitudes of the first and second presidents of Turkmenistan to discuss possible overlap between personality cult, as it has been initiated and developed by the two presidents after independence, and nation-building narratives in the country.
Abel Polese, Slavomir Horák
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Time to Build: The Cult Building at Dura, the Church of Tyre, and the Christians’ Right to the City

2022
Around 240-241 CE a house located on a peripheral street of the border garrison town of Dura-Europos (Eastern Syria) is remodeled to better function as a Christian cult building. This labor-intensive renovation and “beautification” project reflects a clear sense of confidence on the part of the houseowner/s and the users of the structure.
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Building Communities in Ancient Samnium: Cult, Ethnicity and Nested Identities

Oxford Journal of Archaeology, 2014
SummaryThis article addresses the meaning of community in an area of the ancient world that is normally seen to diverge from the paradigm of theClassical city‐state, by examining the role of sanctuaries in the articulation of identity and belonging. The focus is onSamnium (centralItaly) in the last four centuriesBC, where archaeological and historical ...
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Urban and Extra-Urban Cult Buildings in the Aegean World

2013
Analisi archeologica di due santuari minoici e ricostruzioni ...
JASINK, ANNA MARGHERITA, P. Kruklidis
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