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The book of Exodus: From the perspective of rites of passage

Applying the anthropological framework of rites of passage, this study reveals the book of Exodus as a narrative of a complex, asynchronous, and multi-dimensional rite of passage—encompassing geographic, juridical, military, social, and religious spheres—that progresses at a variable pace and finds its completion in th...

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Sacred space after Christendom: theology in the vertical city

This article explores the theology of sacred space in the contemporary vertical city. It argues that densification and urban height are not only architectural changes but also spiritual and social ones, shaping how people move, belong and imagine value. Reading the city through the biblical story of Babel, the article...

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The Image of the City and Commemoration in the Practice of Forming Cultural Memory and Intergenerational Connections

This article proposes a topic for discussion on commemoration as a cultural process that not only exhibits resil-ience in its classical forms but also actively embraces and utilizes new communicative, technological, and creative practices. Commemoration encompasses not only the memory of traumas and epic events of the...

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This article is situated within the field of spatial and literary studies, articulating phenomenology of space and humanistic geography to analyze the construction of domestic space in the novel Vermelho amargo, by Bartolomeu Campos de Queirós. It aims to understand how the house, initially configured as a symbolic cen...

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Documenting the War: The Poetics of Time and Space in Contemporary Ukrainian Literature

This article examines the poetics of time and space in contemporary Ukrainian prose, which reflects on the experience of the Russian-Ukrainian war. The starting point is the shift in literary perspectives after 2014, when war ceased to be a peripheral topic and became a central determinant of identity, ethical choice,...

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This article analyzes the liminal space occupied by Nael, narrator-character of Milton Hatoum's novel The Brothers (2000). Son of Domingas, an indigenous woman subjugated within the Lebanese household, Nael constructs his identity based on the tension between belonging and exclusion, center and margin, recognition and...

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