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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Invention of tradition"”.

  1. The Empire of Fashion: Taste, Gender, and Nation in Modern Japan

    "Following from the work of Henri Lefebvre, I emphasize how the impact of capitalism and the intensification of fashion created a new awareness of the concept of everyday life in modern Japan. I analyze the way in which a peripheral elite disaffected with the government criticized the excessive …

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  2. The role of Evangelicalism in the formation of nineteenth-century Ulter Protestant cultural identity

    … 1886 with particular attention paid to the role of evangelicalism, prominent during the relevant period. The assessment is made against the historic backdrop of the Ulster Revival (1859), disestablishment of the Church of Ireland (1869) and the threat of home rule (1880s). In order to gauge more …

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  3. Of poetic thinking : a 'pataphysical investigation of Cixous, Derrida and the Kabbalah

    … poetics, and Kabbalistic discourse, "Of Poetic Thinking: A 'Pataphysical Investigation of Cixous, Derrida and the Kabbalah" theorizes the aesthetics of, and contextualizes, two writing praxes concerned with interrogating a Eurocentric myth of Meaning, a regime of Truth, Authenticity …

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  4. The Commodification of Polynesian Tattooing: Perrsistence, Change and Reinvention of a Cultural Tradition.

    ABSTRACT Micro-Polynesia is the cultural center of the art form of tattooing. Although there was a period of almost complete absence of this art (colonialism until the mid-1900s), this is being revived in the contemporary era. An exception to this decline is found in New Zealand where the practice …

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