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LA SIRÈNE, I ou A : PRAGMATIQUE D'UN MYTHE
LA SIRÈNE, I ou A : PRAGMATIQUE D'UN MYTHE
Abstract : This study attempts to show that the desire for transgression is strongly anchored in human. However, the social order cannot exist without banned because absolute freedom would lead to a surge of violence which the forbidden ails to counter. There is no absolute ban. Therefore, this study tends to prove that the woman is at the center of a banned which refers to covetousness. It is to illustrate these positions that we use the myth of mermaid in its version of the south-West Madagascar
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Long-term archiving on: : Saturday, February 27, 2016 - 11:00:35 AM
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