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BELARUS: GOVERNMENT IMPLICATED IN DISAPPEARANCE OF JOURNALIST.(Dmitri Zavadski)(Brief Article)
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In a letter to President Alyaksandr Lukashenka, Reporters without Borders (RSF) asked that light be shed on the disappearance of cameraman Dmitri Zavadski. "Two officials from the Prosecutor-General's Office recently denounced the existence of a "death squad" which was reportedly created by current highly placed state officials and which is allegedly responsible for several disappearances, including that of Dmitri Zavadski," noted Robert Menard, the organization's secretary-general. According to the RSF, in a press release issued on 11 June, two officials in the Belarusian ...
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Viewing the ethnomusicological past: Jesuit influences on Araucanian music in colonial Chile (1).
Magazine article from: Latin American Music Review
; ...to reconstruct Araucanian and Jesuit music...music, and the Araucanians were able to adopt...between Jesuit and Araucanian musics. In learning about Araucanian music of the seventeenth...cultures. (The Araucanians themselves, as...
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Dermatoglyphics in Araucanian Indians from Patagonia and multivariate comparisons with other Argentinian aboriginal populations
Magazine article from: Human Biology
; ...dermatoglyphics are reported for 94 Araucanian Indians from the Argentinian...Andes, reside parts of the Araucanian nation, who still speak...Matson et al. 1968). The Araucanians were finally subdued in the...dermatoglyphic characteristics of Araucanian Argentinian Indians. Because...
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Weave an Araucanian headband.
Magazine article from: Faces: People, Places, and Cultures
; The Indians of South America were producing some of the most beautiful textiles in the Western Hemisphere, made of cotton and wool, long before the Spanish came. Let's make a Chilean-style accessory, the way Chile's native peoples do, on a loom (huitral, oo-ee-TRAHL), which they stand on the floor.
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British romantics and native Americans: the Araucanians of Chile.
Magazine article from: Studies in Romanticism
; SINCE EDWARD SAID'S GROUNDBREAKING ORIENTALISM (1978), MUCH OF the critical impetus within Romantic Studies has been in the area of colonialism and its effects. Developments have been in two directions: in one a number of scholars have questioned the binary relationship implicit in the work of Said
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La Araucana: a powerful American epic.
Magazine article from: Calliope
; ...eyewitness account of the Araucanians tells how they managed...governor of Chile by the Araucanian Indians and of Spain...their fight against the Araucanians, especially the Mapuche...admired them and the Araucanian women, who were strong...much favoritism to the Araucanians, let us admire ...
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The legend of the Pinyon nuts.
Magazine article from: Faces: People, Places, and Cultures
; In the beginning, the Araucanian god, Ngueneche (noo-eh-NEH...and old people were starving. The Araucanian leader sent all the young men out...Aucan told his story and showed the Araucanian leader how to fix the pinyon nuts...
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ARAUCO EN EL IMAGINARIO DE LOPE DE VEGA
Magazine article from: Alpha
; ...Oa, auto sacramental Abstract: The Araucanians in the Literary Imagination of Lope...about of the Arauco territory and the Araucanians as well as the verbal resources he used...the people of his time. Key words: Araucanians, Lope de Vega, Ercilla, Oa, eucharistical...
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Juan Ignacio Molina. The World's Window on Chile
Magazine article from: The Catholic Historical Review
; ...of classification. He describes the Araucanians (today Mapuches) in great detail...that Molina tended to romanticize the Araucanians, and to present a somewhat simplistic view of Araucanian-white relations. Ronan analyzes one...
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Cultivated wetlands and emerging complexity in south-central Chile and long distance effects of climate change.(Research)(Author abstract)
Magazine article from: Antiquity
; ...Sanchez 1997). Kuel are also found in other valleys in the Araucanian region, including the Budi and Imperial areas, but are less...central Andes, but never before in the southern cone and Araucanian region of South America. Raised fields in the Budi and Imperial...
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Editor's message.(Editorial)
Magazine article from: Faces: People, Places, and Cultures
; ...ingredients, and you can try your hand at weaving textiles the Araucanian (ahr-ah-KAHN-yan) way. You'll tour the graceful...RELATED ARTICLE Indigenous means native to a particular area. Araucanian refers to Chile's Indian tribes and their culture. Polynesians...
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