... holds great potential for the genre's future growth, promising more innovative and inclusive experiences for audiences. mythology visualization computer games socio-cultural changes interactive platforms literature Science Committee of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Republic...

...David J Hayes Mythological scholarship is incredibly wide-ranging and intensely interdisciplinary, drawing in scholars as diverse as psychologists, philosophers, sociologists and anthropologists, and so I cannot give more than a basic summary of some of the core ideas here. In particular...

... on Hindu mythology as a starting point, I discuss how trauma has been imbibed into women’s bodies through concepts such as pativrata. This problematises our contemporary, uncritical understandings of the mind/body dichotomy posited by popular discourses on yoga, meditation, and other mindfulness...

... of an often-overlooked corpus of theatrical music of the Baroque. early zarzuela mythology witchcraft comedia de magia Sebastián Durón Antonio de Zamora parody and humour An unusual operatic work premiered at Madrid’s Teatro de la Cruz in 1711: Veneno es de amor la envidia (Envy...

...Scott Freer Abstract This essay examines the transmedia mythology of the popular but also ‘evil’ character, Harry Lime, who, in The Third Man (1949) written by Graham Greene and directed by Carol Reed, is shot dead in the sewers of postwar Vienna. The romance of Lime begins with a famous...

...-mail: [email protected] 2016 This essay examines the ways current writing about black life, by non-black and black writers alike, may be contributing (unknowingly or otherwise) to a new racial mythology informed more by conditioning than historicity and more in service of a reimagined...

... salient characteristics endure when national identity is called into question. Australia mythology national identity uniforms dress surf wear Australia’s sporting prowess has remained a distinctive feature of the nation’s identity, especially at moments when this identity has been fractured...

... different types of writings about Australian industrial design are contrasted and two questions are explored: Is there a national design sensibility? Should there be an attempt to create a national canon of design? Australia Hills Hoist industrial design mythology national identity stump-jump plough...

... the deceptive shapes of earth, rocks, water, trees, and other lifeless things in the dreams of men. This sequence of creation—hypnosis, amnesia, and algesia—shows that the common components of anesthesia were in the realm of family in mythology. Their proximity to death was discovered, and their control had...

.... The final poetic adaptation of the spõÃleman von Alzeye comes from the pen of the philologist, poet and Nietzsche-biographer Ernst Bertram. A self- appointed creator of national mythologies, Bertram contributed decisively to the post-First World War myth of a unique German Schicksal or Not (an allusion...

...Juliette MacDonald crafts Cultural nationalism First World War stained glass mythology Scottish National War Memorial © 2001 The Design History Society 2001 Abstract The focus of this article will be a consideration of the way in which Douglas Strachan's stained glass for the Scottish...

... turns to the Bible as well as to Julia Kristeva's views on the so-called archaic mother to gain insight into particular fantasies that appear in the story, focusing on the Wirkungsgeschichte of biblical mythology. Finally, it discusses Kristeva's theory of abjection, and how it relates...

..., religious and missionary/Christian history, ethnography (Baluba mythology), and Greco-Latin philology and mythology – to challenge (via Foucault, Lévi-Strauss, and Herodotus) the historical and political myths and ideological ‘fables’ which have since the Renaissance contributed to African evangelisation...

...This chapter examines Louise Erdrich's Love Medicine novels as chronicles that combine Ojibwe mythology and contemporary US culture in ways which reinvest a sense of mythic identity within a multicultural, postmodern America. It first considers how the critical emphasis on Native...

...This chapter contrasts the poetry of Gary Snyder and Simon J. Ortiz, in particular their use of the trickster Coyote from Native American mythology. It compares examples from the work of Snyder and other ‘white shaman’ poets with selections from Ortiz's poetry to show how the former's distance from...

... protests both inside and outside the camp. Data shows that Irish and Welsh classes were maintained at Frongoch, and that the inmates also developed their political education, although most of them had little understanding of political issues. Frongoch later went into Irish mythology, and the men who had...

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...This chapter studies the ritual conservation of archaic cultigens. Contemporary food-crop agriculture in the region is heavily focused on rice. But tribal mythology, supported by archaeological evidence, suggests that much grain cultivation was preceded by the cultivation of tubers, in particular...

..., envisioning a bridge between the “no longer” of the visible world and the “not yet” of an invisible one. bridges Milky Way mythology and ritual Rilke Rainer Maria Tanabata tsumé and Hikoboshi Hearn Lafcadio Eros rainbow bridges Bifröst and Asbrú bridge of the Gods Brückner Max Greece and Greeks...

... such as the Celtic Revival and Greek mythology are explored, with specific reference to her illustrated story Winchelsea, published in 1926. Her early interest in Theosophy and Anthroposophy is considered, and her involvement in Freemasonry is also explored. Frieda Harris esotericism mysticism...