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Of Magical Gourds and Secret Senses

2013
In the (post-)postmodern context in which we continue to breathe and write, the fiction of truth and the truth of fiction conspire to lead writers and readers alike to approach literature with new eyes. While there is nothing new in magic(al) realism, the Latin American boom of the second half of the twentieth century is still echoing around the globe,
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Kiowa Gourd Dance

Ethnomusicology, 1976
William K. Powers, Tony Isaacs
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Squashes and Gourds

2016
Mohammad Pessarakli, Puja Rattan, Sanjeev Kumar, R. K. Samnotra   +3 more
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Melons, Squashes, and Gourds

2003
A.A. Schaffer, H.S. Paris
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Gourd

2003
W. Iain Mackay, Jan Stuart, Madeline McLeod   +2 more
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Effect of different drying methods on the product quality and bioactive polysaccharides of bitter gourd (Momordica charantia L.) slices.

Food Chemistry, 2019
Jingkun Yan, Li-xia Wu, Ze-Ru Qiao, Wu-Dan Cai, Haile Ma   +4 more
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The Gourd in Magic

Western Folklore, 1954
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Secret of the Red Gourd

The Arkansas Historical Quarterly, 1961
Mary D. Hudgins, Lois Snelling
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About the Etymology of ‘쪽박jjyokbak’(small gourd), ‘함박hambak’(big gourd), ‘대박daebak’(large gourd)

Journal of Korean Linguistics, 2017
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CUCURBITACEAE: GOURD FAMILY

2019
John M. Miller, Robert L. Schlising
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