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OUR MOTHER OF THE WOODS. A CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY OF THE "MADONNAS OF THE TREES" IN THE EURO-MEDITERRANEAN AREA

2016

Looking at the Madonnas of the trees, we see how an anthropologist disregarding historical depth renounces an integral vision of reality by which it can be measured and interpreted, giving rise «to sometimes narrow, sometimes even grotesque results; with an unexpected resurrection, however, of a banally sociological perspective, in many cases hidden under the false pretences of social anthropology». The effects of such a surrender are particularly evident when we explore the symbolic dimension. In fact, a purely synchronic approach proves to be totally inadequate: «research can be restored its critical depth and substance by paying attention to the processes of construction of meaning and t…

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Mythes et symbolique de l'eau chez Carl Gustav Jung

2007

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symbole[ SHS ] Humanities and Social Sciences[SHS] Humanities and Social SciencesmytheC.G. JungComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUS[SHS]Humanities and Social Sciences
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Bibendum semper vivat !

2012

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symbole[SHS.INFO]Humanities and Social Sciences/Library and information sciencesmyth[SHS.INFO] Humanities and Social Sciences/Library and information sciencesidentitéworshipsymbolworktravailsacrérituelrite[ SHS.INFO ] Humanities and Social Sciences/Library and information sciencesculture d’entreprisemythecultetotemComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUSsacredcorporate culture
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Exploring the Anatomy of an Academic Myth

2015

This paper contributes to the discussion on so-called academic myths by analysing the idea of silence as characteristic of a Finnish communication style. By reviewing contemporary research literature and earlier sources, we illustrate how the concept of the silent Finn has emerged and how it endures, reproduced in both public and academic discourses while lacking empirical evidence. Our analysis proposes six key characteristics to academic myths: that they are built on shaky grounds, widely circulated, used as an expedient, intuitively appealing, resistant to change, and self-replicating. The paper addresses possible reasons behind the persistence of such myths and their implications for ac…

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Liiketoimintaverkostoon vaikuttavat tekijät - teknologinen näkökulma

2013

Tutkielmassa tutkitaan liiketoimintaverkostoja ja siihen vaikuttavia tekijöitä, erityisesti teknologian näkökannalta. Liiketoimintaverkostolla tarkoitetaan verkostoa jossa toimii useampi yritys ja joita sitoo toisiinsa erilaiset suhteet. Teknologialla tarkoitetaan tutkielmassa kaikkea teknologiaa jota käytetään muun muassa informaation eri muotojen luomiseen, tallennukseen, kommunikointiin ja käyttöön. Tarkemmin on tarkasteltu internettiä ja sitä hyödyntäviä teknologioita kuten sähköpostia, videoneuvottelua ja erilaisia IOS-järjestelmiä sekä digitalisaatiota. Tutkielman tutkimuskysymyksiä tarkasteltiin liiketoimintaverkoston kolmen myytin ja kolmen paradoksin teorioiden kautta. Tutkimuksen …

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Über die Verfügbarmachung des Mythos für die Symbolisierung politischer Zeitgeschichte. Ilse Langners Drama "Iphigenie und Orest"

2020

Ilse Langner's drama "Iphigenie und Orest (1977 manuscript) pivots on a historical sequence of events: war, rescue and exile, merciless revenge after the war. Why is the plot set in a Greek mythological setting? The use of myth considerably extends the frame of references, which in turn necessarily surpasses documentary correctness. The dramatist already provided a world model to the dramatist of the Atreidean myth, which focuses on basic questions of violence-stricken human existence (while Goethe formed Iphigenie as a model of humanitarianism that overcomes violence). Langner's Anti-Iphigenie shows the spiral of violence as a challenge for the post-idealist 20th century.

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La vérité du mythe

2012

vérité du mythe[SHS.DROIT]Humanities and Social Sciences/Law[SHS.DROIT] Humanities and Social Sciences/Lawexistencemonde communJan Patockaliberté[ SHS.DROIT ] Humanities and Social Sciences/Law
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Quando Gilgameš taglia i “cedri”. Gli alberi nell’immaginario mitologico mesopotamico

2021

In the Sumerian and Akkadian mythological literature, the ruler of the city of Uruk, Gilgameš, uproots and/or cuts down trees on several occasions: the ḫalub-tree (mahaleb cherry) linked to the goddess Inanna and the eren (juniper)/erēnu (cedar) trees of the Forest guarded by Ḫuwawa. These trees should be understood as elements of a wider "wilderness", with which they share a powerful and ambiguous ontological otherness, as opposed to the city and the country of Sumer. In order to become useful, this otherness must be conducted in the city and subject to processes of organization. This article illustrates the symbolic implications of the uprooting, cutting down and subsequent transport of t…

wildernecutting treesSettore M-STO/06 - Storia Delle ReligioniGilgamešSettore M-DEA/01 - Discipline DemoetnoantropologicheMesopotamian mythologySettore L-OR/03 - AssiriologiaSettore L-OR/01 - Storia Del Vicino Oriente Antico
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Lapsas tēls un tā ietekme uz japāņu folkloru

2021

Japan is and has been for thousands of years a very spiritual nation that is influenced by three different religions as well as folklore and myth. The three main religions in Japan being Shintoism, Buddhism, and Confucianism, all three offer its followers different moral perspectives that in Japan meld with each other and the folklore that is dominated by strange creatures and horrific monsters. Japanese folklore is also populated by real animals that have been given special abilities and powers which make them a part of the supernatural world. The yōkai, which are a great example of folklore, are made up of demons, shapeshifters, spirits, and all other sorts of various creatures. Like many…

Āzijas studijasMagical foxYokaiKitsuneJapanese myths
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Caterina Martínez Martínez, «Origen i evolució dels connectors de contrast en català», Alacant / Barcelona, Institut Interuniversitari de Filologia V…

2021

Ressenya sobre el llibre de Caterina Martínez Martínez, Origen i evolució dels connectors de contrast en català, Alacant / Barcelona, Institut Interuniversitari de Filologia Valenciana / Publicacions de l’Abadia de Montserrat, «Biblioteca Sanchis Guarner», 2021, 247 p., isbn: 978-84-9191-152-4.

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