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The Foreigner and the Autochthonous: Dionysius in the Mediterranean
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Tratar da questão mítica do nascimento e da vida do deus Dioniso é o que propõe este artigo. A intenção é trabalhar os conceitos de estrangeiro e autóctone em uma mesma unidade, na tentativa de construir um panorama, de como o culto e a própria imagem de Dioniso difundiu-se nos ambientes mediterrânicos Grécia e Ásia Menor.
Universidade de Sao Paulo, Agencia USP de Gestao da Informacao Academica (AGUIA)
Title: The Foreigner and the Autochthonous: Dionysius in the Mediterranean
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Tratar da questão mítica do nascimento e da vida do deus Dioniso é o que propõe este artigo.
A intenção é trabalhar os conceitos de estrangeiro e autóctone em uma mesma unidade, na tentativa de construir um panorama, de como o culto e a própria imagem de Dioniso difundiu-se nos ambientes mediterrânicos Grécia e Ásia Menor.
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