Titlebook: Symbols that Bind, Symbols that Divide; The Semiotics of Pea Scott L. Moeschberger,Rebekah A. Phillips DeZalia Book 2014 Springer Internati

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c playhouse, the Globe, and their indoors house, the Blackfriars Theatre, in the winter of 1613/14 or early in 1614. At least three revivals took place within Webster’s lifetime, the latest in 1630 before King Charles in the Cockpit Theatre at Whitehall. A list of ‘The Actors’ Names’ in the edition

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2197-5779 d empirical studies on intergroup relationships or have provided significant academic contributions in the area of symbols and collective memories represented in theoretical publications.  .Taken together, the 978-3-319-37715-5978-3-319-05464-3Series ISSN 2197-5779 Series E-ISSN 2197-5787

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,“What We Are, Where We Are Headed”: A Peace March Visits an Ex-torture Center,ding human rights as well as reconstructing the historical memory of the site. Since then the park has hosted numerous peacebuilding efforts. In 2009, for instance, the Park was included in the route of the World March for Peace and Nonviolence, which traveled through hundreds of cities and towns in

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Symbols that Speak: Christ and His Word in El Salvador,e) are forbidden. Use of Christ images by the Catholic Church is regarded as an abomination. Evangelicals de-legitimize the old symbols, and create new symbolic language to create an “authentic” divinity. Repentant Catholics must “wash themselves in the blood of the lamb,” or submit themselves befor

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Understanding Symbols of Division in Post-conflict Northern Ireland,l., Journal of Social Psychology 30:261–266, 1991) has revealed that Catholics and Protestants attribute in-group and out-group violence in a group serving manner. Out-group violence is judged to be caused by internal characteristics (i.e. madness, bloodlust), while in-group violence is judged to be

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Being Rwandan: The Use of Language, History, and Identity in Post-Genocide Rwanda,representations, to justify their dominance over the Tutsi and the resulting violence. References to these narratives were used during the 1994 genocide to promote this violence on a level never before seen in the country. It was easier to commit these acts when they were seen as extensions of what