Pluriversi e relazioni di partnership in The Wagtail and the Rainbow, Una storia tradizionale aborigena

Authors

  • Antonella Riem Università degli Studi di Udine

Keywords:

conoscenza mitologica aborigena, linguaggio simbolico, The Wagtail and the Rainbow

Abstract

La storia The Wagtail and the Rainbow dimostra come la conoscenza mitologica aborigena sia ancora attuale e presente e viva, se si è in grado di leggerne il linguaggio simbolico come importante strumento di armonizzazione.

Multiverses and Partnership Relations in The Wagtail and the Rainbow, a Traditional Aboriginal Story
The story The Wagtail and the Rainbow shows us how Aboriginal mythological knowledge is still alive and interesting in today’s world if we read its symbolic language as an important tool for harmonization.
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Published

2022-01-22

How to Cite

Riem, A. (2022). Pluriversi e relazioni di partnership in The Wagtail and the Rainbow, Una storia tradizionale aborigena. Oltreoceano - Rivista Sulle Migrazioni, (1), 177–182. Retrieved from https://riviste.lineaedizioni.it/index.php/oltreoceano/article/view/383

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La realtà dei nativi