61. Social Science > Folklore & Mythology The Traveller s Guide to Fairy Sites The Landscape and folklore of Fairyland These tales from Greek mythology are told in the tradition of the master http://www.libreriauniversitaria.it/BUS/r_SOC01100/p_9/Folklore_&_Mythology.htm

PowerSearch: Libri Italiani English Books DVD Reparto Selezionato Social Science Americana Archaeology Children's Studies ... Wealth Altri Reparti Architecture Art Computers Cooking ... True Crime Social Science The Traveller's Guide to Fairy Sites: The Landscape and Folklore of Fairyland in England, Wales and Scotland Autore: Janet Bord Gothic Image Publications, September 2004 This is fairy lore for intrepid or armchair travellers, but it is most definitely not for the fainthearted, as many of the stories can make the hair stand on end.... ( Continua Native American Creation Myths Autore: Jeremiah Curtin Dover Publications, September 2004 Every aboriginal nation has its gods, from whom the people receive all that they have, all that they practice, and all that they know. Traditional American Indian life revolved around communication with divinity, and these stories about the origin of the earth and its creatures... ( Continua The Stars Say 'Tsau': /Xam Poetry of Dia!kwain, Kweiten-Ta-//Ken, /A!kunta, Han#kass'o, and //Kabbo Autore: Antjie Krog Kwela Books, September 2004

62. Mountains Travel Guide, Bulgaria, Mountains City Guide, Mountains Holiday the largest ski resort, as well as plenty of culture and folklore centred on The Centre for Traditional Bulgarian Arts and Crafts provides a unique http://www.wordtravels.com/Travelguide/Countries/Bulgaria/Regions/Mountains

var refurl="http://www.wordtravels.com"; var other = "ee=0"; lea_getter(refurl,other,"uk"); Home - Word Travels - Bulgaria Travel Guide Mountains Travel Guide Bulgaria Overview Basics Contacts Airports ... Mountains Your Reviews Write a Review Read Travel Reviews Tools Print this guide E-mail this guide Directory Travel Insurance Holiday Brochures Cheap Airfares Just back from the trip of a lifetime, or was it a holiday from hell? Share your experience with our readers, write a review on your travel destination or hotel at reviews. wordtravels. com Mountains Pirin Mountain The natural beauty of Bulgaria is specially striking to first time visitors, and in particular it is the dominance of its magnificent mountains, ranging from sharp snow-covered peaks and icy blue lakes to cool forests, bio-reserves and varied flora and fauna that really impresses the traveller. Among the heights are large ski resorts and mineral spas, quaint traditional villages, monasteries, and many opportunities for hiking, cave exploration and ecotourism. Pamporovo See full resort guide A modern ski resort in the heart of the Rhodope Mountains, Pamporovo is the sunniest Bulgarian winter resort situated at an altitude of 5,413ft (1,650m) and has wonderful snow throughout the season. The unique Mediterranean climate is extremely healthy and provides excellent conditions for climatic therapy and health tourism all year round. A Balneological Centre operates from within the resort. Pamporovo provides a variety of excellent ski runs for all degrees of difficulty, most of them starting from the Snejanka peak above the resort. The ski school centre is one of the best in Europe with highly qualified instructors and an international reputation. Off the slopes there are numerous opportunities for entertainment and interesting tourist attractions; the Rhodope Mountains have long been the source of legends and stories, including the mythical singer Orpheus, and the region is interesting for its folk traditions and culture.

63. Post Report The impact of folklore and tradition has had a strong influence on the The richly embroidered cultural tradition of Romania has been nurtured by many http://foia.state.gov/MMS/postrpt/print_pr_View_All.asp?cntryID=123§ion=&pri

64. ALL FOR TRAVEL There are some photos of traditional Chinese culture Lion Dance, Chinese Drama, History, architecture, culture and folklore of this amazing city, http://w.webring.com/hub?ring=allfortravel

65. April 02 Footnotes More Greek culture was experienced in looking at the array of costumes he had Classes held at the landmark Mazoxi folklore Center and Cultural Museum. http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/4677/fda68.html

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66. Herodotus And The North Carolina Oral Narrative Tradition Recent work on early Greek oral tradition has been especially influenced by thework of Vansina See also North Carolina folklore Journal 26, 2 (Sept. http://www.dur.ac.uk/Classics/histos/1997/stadter.html

Herodotus and the North Carolina Oral Narrative Tradition Philip Stadter (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) [Editor's Note: See also the response by John Marincola As scholars who live among books, we find it difficult to imagine the cultural world and the intellectual activity of people to whom books represented a very small part of their way of knowing the world, and a relatively new way to communicate with others or to preserve one's knowledge. In studying the beginnings of literature in the Greek world, our focus has been on the development of the epic tradition and its fixation in written texts, and more recently on the culture that lies behind the creation and performance of lyric poetry and elegy. The oral pre-history of Greek prose has been relatively neglected, although the work of Aly early in the century and of others like Lang, Murray, Thomas, and Evans on oral tradition and Herodotus in the last decade have indicated more work to be done. However we are still far from placing Herodotus and his work securely in their cultural milieu. It is here where I believe some comparative study of the quite different narrative tradition of the North Carolina mountains can be helpful. Recent work on early Greek oral tradition has been especially influenced by the work of Vansina and Finnegan on African oral traditions.

67. Internet Public Library: Search This Site many of the traditional elements of Basque culture, including folklore, Covers Spanish flamenco culture dancing, guitar playing, and singing. http://www.ipl.org/div/searchresults/detail?words=Dance&coll=gen

68. Olympic Youth Festival A proposal for life, combining culture, sport, education and recreation in anintegral whole, as this found expression in ancient Greek culture. http://www.sport.gov.gr/2/2z/2z07/e2z071.html

The Olympic Spirit is an unwritten law. It can not be codified, listed of described. It can only be experienced. The Olympic Youth Festival will help young athletes experience the Olympic Spirit at the place where it was born - one of the most holy places on earth. A new institution, pure like youth, which can resist the harsh pragmatism of the modern world. A proposal for life, combining culture, sport, education and recreation in an integral whole, as this found expression in ancient Greek culture. A proposal for life dedicated to youth, the future and glory of our world. The objective of the Olympic Youth Festival is to disseminate the ideals of Olympism among young athletes the world over. Future Olympic winners will meet every four years in a sports, educational and cultural celebration in the sacred precincts of Ancient Olympia. The hosting of the Olympic Youth Festival, at the dawn of the new millennium, will be a unique stimulus for the dissemination of the values of Olympism and for the reinforcement of its contribution to humanity. The election of Athens as host city of the 2004 Olympic Games provides a superb opportunity to link the modern Olympic Games to their rich historical tradition.

69. The College Of St. Scholastica Library Guide To New Books And Videos: September, G Geography, Anthropology, folklore, recreation Cultural foods traditionsand trends. Kittler, Pamela Goyan TX820 .M57 2001. Food for fifty. http://academics.css.edu/depts/LIBRARY/ACQUISIT/BrowSept01.htm

The College of St. Scholastica Library Guide to New Books and Videos Vol.25, No.4 College of St. Scholastica Library Browser June, 2002 Vol.25, No.3 College of St. Scholastica Library Browser March, 2002. Vol.25, No.2 College of St. Scholastica Library Browser December, 2001. Vol.25, No.1 College of St. Scholastica Library Browser September, 2001. Philosophy, Psychology Religion Auxilliary Sciences of History History : General and Old World ... Audiovisual materials B - BJ Philosophy, Psychology B105.C477 V45 2000. Understanding consciousness. Velmans, Max B808.9 .S43 1997. The mystery of consciousness. Searle, John R. B3279.H47 E5 1992. Selections Basic writings : from Being and time (1927) to The task of thinking (1964). Heidegger, Martin BD111 .A47 2001. A sensible metaphysical realism. Alston, William P. BD418.3 .C43 1997x. The conscious mind : in search of a fundamental theory. Chalmers, David John BD418.3 .L35 1999. Philosophy in the flesh : the embodied mind and its challenge to Western thought. Lakoff, George BF38 .K23 2000x. Three seductive ideas. Kagan, Jerome

70. BulletinGE Segment II Category C Historical, CrossCultural, and Global Contexts CINE 342 DocumentaryFilm CLAS/HUM 410 Classical culture greece CLAS 415 Classical culture http://www.sfsu.edu/~bulletin/noindex/9496/sec-6/seg-2.htm

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71. Non-Fiction Books On Tape Indicting our antiart culture, Cameron discusses creativity s unlimited capacityfor Tales are drawn from world folklore, including Zuni, Greek, http://www.rlc.dcccd.edu/rtel/botnfic.htm

Non-Fiction Titles Audiotapes can be checked out for seven days with a D.C.C.C.D ID. Philosophy Psychology Religion History ... Agriculture Philosophy - Psychology - Religion Speculative Philosophy Ontology The Radiant Coat BD 444 .E87 1991 Clarissa Pinkola Estes Estes helps us explore the great mystery of death, through story- telling and Jungian commentary. She speaks of dying as a mystical birth that occurs at the end of life; also as a skill we can prepare for. Stories include: "Grandfather Death"; "The water glass"; and "The radiant coat". Analysis topics include the Rhizome metaphor; how our ancestors prepared for death; and dreams of dying Psychology Psychoanalysis Facing the Shadow by Marion Woodman and Robert Bly This tape takes you in search of what Jung described as your personality's "third dimension"; its shadow side. Woodman and Bly weave a brocade of stories, poetry and analysis about the shadow. You learn the Jungian view of how the shadow surfaces in adolescenceits mysterious role in forming lasting relationshipsthe shadow's connection to health and illnesshow knowing your shadow can help you achieve an inner balance and more. (240 minutes) Holding the Tension of the Opposites Marion Woodman "Life's great challenge, Marion Woodman says, is in developing an integration between the spirit and the body. ...a discussion of the divine 'tension' that arises from the soul as it works on this integration, and stays receptive to the new consciousness that evolves in the process.

72. New Georgia Encyclopedia Ethnic Celebrations and culture and offer samplings of ethnic traditions—food, dance, music, Hennig Cohen and Tristram Potter Coffin, eds., The folklore of American http://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/nge/Article.jsp?path=/Folklife/CustomsandLoca

73. Slavonic Past Events Archive Yannis Konstantinou from Florina, greece teaches traditional dances from are part of the folklore preserved at the Croatian American Cultural Center. http://www.slavonicweb.org/events/past.html

Calendar of Events Past Events Bulgarian Cultural Festival Mandolin Festival Marko Polo Festival Tamburitza Festival 60 Onondaga Ave. San Francisco, CA Email Directions Past Events Archive Here are some of the exciting events sponsored by the Croatian American Cultural Center of San Francisco: 5th Annual Bulgarian Festival May 21, 2005 7PM Artists from neighboring cultures are invited to join. Dance to Nestinari, Bebelekov Family Edessa Rumen Shopov Slavonian Traveling Band , Kitka, Zaedno, Westwind International Dance Ensemble performs Bulgarian suite. Bulgarian Dance Workshop by Tanya Kostova Bulgarian Festival Opening May 11th 7:30PM San Francisco Festival of the Mandolins April 17, 2005. 11AM - 8PM The Concert is scheduled for 3PM. There will be workshops by the performers from 1-3PM. Everyone is welcome to the BYO Mandolin Orchestra at 12 noon. This year the Festival is expanding to cover the cutting edge of mandolin music available in California by featuring Wake the Dead , which blends Celtic traditional music and the songs of the Grateful Dead and Joe Craven

74. History & Social Sciences Department, Mid-Manhattan Library | The New York Publi LIBRARIES AND culture LIBRARY JOURNAL LIBRARY QUARTERLY LIBRARY RESOURCES ANDTECHNICAL SERVICES United States Social life and customs see folklore http://www.nypl.org/branch/central/mml/hss/subjectlist.html

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75. 10 RECREATION 9F DANCE - ALL Toward a theory of popular culture the sociology and history of American musicand dan The antique Greek dance, after sculptured and painted figures. http://nutrition.ucdavis.edu/olympics/Sports/dance2.htm

DEPARTMENT OF NUTRITION UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS OLYMPIC CENTENNIAL ATHLETIC, SPORT, RECREATION BIBLIOGRAPHY PROJECT DANCE: BALLROOM - BELLY - ETHNIC - HISTORICAL - RELIGIOUS - SQUARE - TAP Compiler L. Grivetti Professor of Nutrition Department of Nutrition University of California Davis, CA 95616 FAX: (916) 752-8966) e-mail: legrivetti@ucdavis.edu Graduate Research Assistants Susan Harvey Virginia Bennett Undergraduate Research Assistants Roberto Cardarelli Mary Daugherty Alison Kirschner Cheryl Morgan Shawa Moataz Susan Napierala Joseph Vu Adiputra, I.N. 1994. The improvement effect of Modern Balinese Baris Dancing Exercise on body composition, blood pressure and heart rate. Journal of Human Ergology Adiputra, [I].N., S. Djojonegoro, S. Soekarman, and A. Manuaba. 1992. The effect of modern Balinese Baris dancing exercise (MBBDE) on serum lipid profiles. Journal of Human Ergology Ajayi, O.S. 1989. Aesthetics of Yoruba recreational dances as exemplified in the 'Oge' Dance. Dance Research Journal Aldrich, E. 1991. From the ballroom to hell: grace and folly in nineteenth-century dance . Evanston, Illinois: Northwestern University Press.

76. FORTHnet Directory: Ionion FORTHnet Directory The Greek Internet directory Categories / Travel Vacations Electronic pages of Paxïi, history, culture, folklore, language, http://dir.forthnet.gr/1898-0-en.html

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77. ICCMSE2003 - Information About The City At the lakeshore there are parks and recreation areas. this will includevisit to the folklore museum, other traditional mansions and the permanent fur http://www.uop.gr/~iccmse/ICCMSE2003/info_city.htm

International Conference of Computational Methods in Sciences and Engineering 2003 (ICCMSE 2003) Kastoria, Greece 12-16 September 2003 The city of Kastoria Kastoria is located in the northwestern side of the Western Macedonia region of Greece. The city of Kastoria is built in a peninsula surrounded by the lake Orestiada and has 16,000 inhabitants. Lake Orestiada has been announced a Monument of National Beauty by the Ministry of Culture. At the lakeshore there are parks and recreation areas. The natural basin of the lake which is enclosed by mountains of excellent geomorphology, constitutes a unique hydrobiotope. It maintains a rich birds fauna, which includes rare and menaced species. In the lake there are great quantities of various fish species and offers the possibility of fishing, both with the traditional boats in the deep waters and with fishing rods on the lake shores. Kastoria and the surrounding area are internationally known as the centers of manufacturing and trading of furs. Fur manufacturing dates back more than a thousant years and the economic activity of the prefecture centers around furs. Every year an international fur exhibition takes place in Kastoria.

78. General Education Requirements Approved For Semester I 2005-2006 CLAS 405 Intro to Greek Civilization CLAS 406 Intro to Roman Civilization RMP 444 Building a culture of Peace RMP 490 recreation Leisure in Society RMP http://unhinfo.unh.edu/registrar/geneduc/gelist.html

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79. Cultural Entomology By Dr Charles Hogue, Cultural Entomology Digest 1 Cultural Entomology exposes how insects play a major role in almost every folklore and superstitions involving insects are perhaps more prevalent in http://www.insects.org/ced1/cult_ent.html

by Dr. Charles Hogue, ( bibliography Reproduced, with permission, from the Annual Review of Entomology, Dr. Hogue's article includes definitions literature and language music and the performing arts graphic and plastic arts ... conclusion , and acknowledgements Dr. Hogue contributed much to the field of cultural entomology. His definitive work, entitled "Cultural Entomology," was published in the 1987 Annual Review of Entomology. This work exposed the full scope of subjects included within the fields of cultural entomology and made available a fabulous bibliographic listing. DEFINITIONS Humans spend their intellectual energies in three basic areas of activity: surviving, using practical learning (the application of technology); seeking pure knowledge through inductive mental processes (science); and pursuing enlightenment to taste a pleasure by aesthetic exercises that may be referred to as the "humanities." Entomology has long been concerned with survival (economic or applied entomology) and scientific study (academic entomology), but the branch of investigation that addresses the influence of insects (and other terrestrial Arthropoda, including arachnids, myriapods, etc) in literature, language, music, the arts, interpretive history, religion, and recreation has only recently been recognized as a distinct field. This is referred to as "cultural entomology". Because the term "cultural" is narrowly defined, some aspects normally included in studies of human societies are excluded. Thus ethnoentomology, which is concerned with all forms of insect- human interactions in so-called primitive societies, is not synonymous with cultural entomology. For this reason, entomophagy as practiced to complete the regular diet of an Indian tribe is considered applied entomology and is not covered here; however, where entomophagy occurs for recreation or ceremonial reasons, it assumes a place in the subject of this paper. Likewise, pharmacological, manufacturing, or other wholly practical uses of insects, even though unusual, such as applications in forensic science, are not part of the subject. The narrative history of the science of entomology is not part of cultural entomology, while the influence of insects on general history would be considered cultural entomology.

80. Festivals In Greece - August And September - Name Days, Feast Days, Festivals, H Greek festivals in August and Septebmer, throughout greece, in Athens, on Mykonos, Holidays, traditional celebrations, feast days, saint s days, http://gogreece.about.com/cs/folkloreevents/a/greeceholidays_4.htm

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