Festa eterna
Anna Plater-Zyberk
konteksty@ispan.plPolska Akademia Nauk (Poland)
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7116-3072
Abstract
The article describes the Festa dei gigli – an event that belongs to an extremely wide and diverse set of folk festivals of the Italian South. Gigli di Nola is dedicated to Saint Paolino, patron of Nola; a small town near Naples. In this text, I argue that the Italian festas are the key to understanding of the respective local community. A moment of opening, a manifestation of identity, often based on oppositions: the sacred – the profane, the ordinary – the extraordinary, ours – foreign. An attempt to delineate the boundaries of these categories and their significance for a given community may lead to a more profound experience of its otherness. This text, part of the author's master's thesis, presents the founding myth, history, and course of the Gigli festival.
Keywords:
festa, Italian South, Festa dei GigliReferences
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Anna Plater-Zyberkkonteksty@ispan.pl
Polska Akademia Nauk Poland
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7116-3072
Anna Plater-Zyberk – z wykształcenia antropolożka i językoznawczyni, z zawodu ekspertka ds. współpracy międzynarodowej w nauce. Po studiach z antropologii na UJ obroniła doktorat z językoznawstwa poświęcony teorii metafory pojęciowej w dyskursie politycznym. Obecnie kieruje współpracą międzynarodową Polskiej Akademii Nauk, w tym programami wsparcia PAN dla uczonych z Ukrainy. Podczas pandemii pełniła funkcję sekretarz zespołu doradczego PAN ds. COVID-19. Redaktor prowadząca książki W poszukiwaniu lepszego świata. 20 opowieści o postaciach nauki.
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