Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 83American Folk-lore Society, 1970 |
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... means something very precise in literary study . It means really a representative death in the midst of decay , bringing about regeneration through the representative nature of that death . The very central focus of tragedy , I ...
... means something very precise in literary study . It means really a representative death in the midst of decay , bringing about regeneration through the representative nature of that death . The very central focus of tragedy , I ...
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... means to earn , to win , to win over , to gain . In Tzintzuntzan it has the meaning of doing something obliging for another person , with the implied hope of receiving just a little more in return . Una persona granjeadora is a very ...
... means to earn , to win , to win over , to gain . In Tzintzuntzan it has the meaning of doing something obliging for another person , with the implied hope of receiving just a little more in return . Una persona granjeadora is a very ...
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... means " it slipped inside . ” The retort means that the second boy suddenly sticks his penis into the " open mouth . " He thereby changes the intended meaning of A's retort by making it sound as though A has said that his ( A's ) own ...
... means " it slipped inside . ” The retort means that the second boy suddenly sticks his penis into the " open mouth . " He thereby changes the intended meaning of A's retort by making it sound as though A has said that his ( A's ) own ...
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