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Carnival and Power978-3-319-70656-6Series ISSN 2946-5893 Series E-ISSN 2946-5907

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Yan Zhao,Jie Shen,Lingyu Ma,Li Wang Malta’s history under British rule and how this is affected by the evolving concerns of empire. The aim is to lay the ground for a better understanding of the different contexts of power and resistance that emerge through the examination of Carnival playfulness. Some brief insights into economic co

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Nutzen und Risiko von Kosmetika the embryonic manifestation of a determined stand with regard to the establishment of a national identity. It describes various satires that refer to international and local realities, traces of which can be found in newspaper articles or rare photographs, and lays them against the background of bo

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P. Lehmann,N. J. Neumann,B. Homeyonies. It shows how the will to direct and control led to an increasingly formal structure, underpinned by rules and regulations, which marginalised any form of spontaneity. It discusses the introduction of competitions and prizes, and shows how, through these, Carnival’s function and aesthetics wer