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national personifications, many of
which are male.
Personifications are very
common elements in allegory, and
historians and
theorists of
personification complain...
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represented by
personifications,
often loosely shown as a
female classical goddess.
Examples include Marianne, the
national personification of the French...
- inhabits. It may
appear in
political cartoons and propaganda. Some
personifications in the
Western world often took the
Latin name of the
ancient Roman...
- Leipzig: Dörffling & Franke. Hunter, Dave.
Reapers inc.
Media related to
Personifications of
death at
Wikimedia Commons Korea National Encyclopedia of Ethnic...
- the more
common female personification of the
United States beginning in the 20th
century List of
national personifications Britannia, a
similar symbol...
- responsiveness.
Number personification in
children is
typically considered a
different phenomenon than OLP; though, like OLP,
number personifications in children...
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Zealandia is a
national personification of New Zealand. In her
stereotypical form,
Zealandia appears as an
evidently Western European woman who is similar...
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personification of
Russia is
traditionally feminine and most
commonly maternal since medieval times. Most
common terms for
national personification of...
- Weber, Lina (16
February 2022). "Virgins, Wives, Mothers.
National Personifications in
Early Modern Europe H-Soz-Kult.
Kommunikation und Fachinformation...
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There are a
number of
deities and
personifications ****ociated with
seasons in
various mythologies, traditions, and fiction. Kheimon, from Gr**** kheima...
