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Mary Magdalene in Popular Culture and History

2006
Abstract Between Peter, Paul, and Mary, there is no question about who is the media star. Peter may be a sentimental favorite among faithful readers of the New Testament, who can identify with his rash behavior but basically good heart.
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ON SOME IMAGES OF TATAR MUSLIM CULTURE IN THE SPIRITUAL CULTURE OF THE MARI

Марийская Традиционная Религия: история и современность. Материалы Всероссийской научно-практической конференции, посвященной Году культурного наследия народов России, 2022
R. Kasimov
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La triade « ethnie – langue – culture » pour préserver l’héritage linguistique et culturel

Études finno-ougriennes
Dans cet article, nous allons examiner la triade « ethnie – langue – culture » sur la base des langues officielles de la Russie. La langue permet de former des catégories sémantiques qui jouent un rôle clé dans la conscience des groupes ethniques.
Irina Lapteva, O. Borisova, Anatolij Černov   +2 more
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Exploring Young Children's Leadership Narratives via Cultural Drawing and Storytelling in Mari-Mari Cultural Village, Sabah

This study explores young children’s leadership narratives through culturally grounded drawing and storytelling activities conducted at Mari Mari Cultural Village in Sabah, Malaysia. Using a qualitative narrative inquiry approach, the research investigates how children aged four to seven represent leadership concepts within their cultural ...
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Comment pense Mary Douglas ? Risque, culture et pouvoir

Ethnologie française, 2013
Résumé Auteur des célèbres ouvrages De la souillure et Comment pensent les institutions , Mary Douglas (1921-2007) est également l’une des premières anthropologues à s’être intéressée aux risques dans les sociétés industrielles. Connu sous le nom d’analyse culturelle ( Cultural Theory ), son cadre d’analyse propose d’expliquer pourquoi les individus ...
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Mary as Cultural Symbol in the Nineteenth Century

2019
In the nineteenth century the Virgin Mary, traditionally the most important woman in the Roman Catholic Church, also became a dynamic negative cultural symbol for Protestants, an ambivalent figure for Anglicans, and an empowering symbol for some feminists.
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Undisciplined Cultures Peacock, Mary Somerville, and Mr. Pickwick

2003
Abstract At the time when Thomas Love Peacock was composing his first novel, i Headlong Hall (1815), the intellectual who claimed to be acquainted with all areas of science was a figure visible enough to be worth satirizing. To qualify, this person had to have mastered not just the fields recognized as science today-chemistry, botany ...
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Mary Sidney Herbert's Genealogical Cultures

2022
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Ozone-Circle of its Application Expands. Ozonation in Mari-Culture Systems.

, 1994
Michiyasu Kiyono
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Mary Sidney Wroth's Genealogical Cultures

2022
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