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“Ricorso” The Flaming Door of IV
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Vicki Mahaffey
Published: 08 December 2015
...Using Egyptian mythology as her backdrop, Vicki Mahaffey addresses the themes of fire and water, the twin principles of creation in Book IV. The “Ricorso” explores how the world is regenerated through the diurnal reappearance of the sun, replicated in man’s self-renewal through his “son...
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Simón Bolívar: Travels and Transformations of a Cultural Icon
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Maureen G. Shanahan (ed.) and Ana María Reyes (ed.)
Published online: 19 January 2017
Published in print: 12 July 2016
...’ influential critique of Venezuelan national mythology published in 1969, this collection of thirteen essays from a wide range of disciplines takes a cultural studies approach to the icon and its polyvalent significations. The book traces the formation of Bolívar as an icon through revolutionary-era portaiture...
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“MUTUOMORPHOMUTATION” Horus and Set as Principles of the Digital and Analog in II.2
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Jeffrey Drouin
Published: 08 December 2015
... mythology, an underexplored area in Wake scholarship. Abel ALP fictional character Bible Cain Children Earwicker family fictional characters Egyptian mythology Geometry lesson Hearing Horus Polyvocality River Liffey Set Shaun fictional character Shem fictional character...
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Social Justice by Sacramental Observance
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John D. Early
Published: 15 July 2012
... three Sacred Heart priests in the Ixil area of Guatemala, all of whom were murdered by the Guatemalan army. It also describes the work of a priest from Oklahoma in Santiago Atitlán, also murdered by the army. An appendix describes the mythologizing process that accompanies the saint cult in the effort...
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The Materialization of Time in the Ancient Maya World: Mythic History and Ritual Order
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David A. Freidel (ed.) and others
Published online: 19 September 2024
Published in print: 09 January 2024
... political and economic institutions, religious and philosophical traditions, and mythology. Beginning several millennia ago, the Maya observed and calculated the solar year cycle and scheduled collective activities that integrated cities, towns, and villages over great distances. Their timekeeping...