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ID	1656724952
Autor	Mojca Terčelj, Marija
Titel	The Conception of Death in Ancient Mexico and the Religious Syncretism of Present-day Death Rituals (With Special Emphasis on the Zoque Culture, Chiapas)
Erschienen	Etnolog, Ljubljana : Muzej, 9, 1999, 1, 359-369
Sprache	eng
Soundex	C4681; D2200; A0686; M6484; R7548; S8687; P1786; D2200; R7258; S8185; E0618; Z8400; C4527; C4180
Medium	article
URL	www.etno-muzej.si (homepage)
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Quelle	OLC Slavistik
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	Pojmovanje smrti v stari Mehiki in religiozni sinkretizem v današnjih obredih ob smrti (s posebnim poudarkom na kulturi zoque, Chiapas) / Mojca Terčelj, Marija
	Inceptive and Conceptive Verbs in Slavic. (With Special Emphasis on Church Slavonic) / Corin, Andrew R.
	Štirje principi vzgoje na primeru majevske kulture iz Chiapasa in Jukatana = The four principles of the education with reference to a case study of the Maya culture in Chiapas and Yucatan / Terčelj, Marija Mojca
	Present-Day Urban Rites and Rituals in Case of Personal Failure / Grebenarova, Slavka
	Kontinuiteta simbola. Obred rodovitnosti treh Devic iz Copoye v Mehiki = The continuity of symbols. The fertility ritual of the Three Virgins of Copoya in Mexico / Terčelj, Marija Mojca
	Articles - Dancing With Death And Salvaging Jewish Culture In Austeria And The Dybbuk / Safran, Gabriella
	Historyja i sučasnas'c' kryvavaha tunėlju s'merci = The History and the Present Day of the Bloody Tunnel of Death / Žybul', Viktar

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The Conception of Death in Ancient Mexico and the Religious Syncretism of Present-day Death Rituals (With Special Emphasis on the Zoque Culture, Chiapas)