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Subjects: “...Taboo, sacred/profane, anthropology, identity, pure/impure...”
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Subjects: “...Roman law, death, body, defilement, profane/religious land...”
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Subjects: “...profane...”
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“... the Wilhelminian Empire, where press laws and targeted use of crimes such as lèse majesté, obscenity and profanity...”
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“... new philosophical dialogue between profane and religious ABSTRACT: Christian religious philosophy...”
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“... traditions from his native land; it is a profane, paraliturgic and extraliturgic music. It is a music of oral...”
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“... and knowledge opposed to the profane history and reason. The contradiction between sacred and profane, between...”
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“... of the borders between the sacred and profane, and a resulting reciprocal adjustment, an osmosis between...”
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“... in the literary works of d’Annunzio. In Venice, early music sacred and profane coexists - like a counterpoint...”
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“... profane content written in the vernacular, destined for clients from different levels of society, among...”
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“.... The main purposes of this analysis are to understand whether it is possible to reduce altars to profane...”
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“... as they are not arbitrary. Besides, there is the problem of religius instances referring to secular and profane aspects...”
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