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Concepts of "Freedom", "Power" and "Leadership" in the Arabic Folklore as an Archetypal Element in Political Culture of the Middle East. / Akhmatshina, Enesh Kurbanseiidovna; Jamil Hana, Yafia Yousif; Mokrushina, Amaliia Anatolievna.

в: The Journal of Social Sciences Research, Том 2018, № Special Issue 3, 2018, стр. 13-21.

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keywords = "Folklore, Political anthropology, Proverbs, The Arabic language, The middle east",
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KW - Political anthropology

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