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Are. weafraid of appearing stupidIn when Oliver Cromwell's Puritan
regime. banned all theatricalperformance commedia companies must
have scrubbed. England from theirgigging schedules. But the
Punchinello character appears to. have detgin. Crosspollinated with the
local Vice character originally. thetrickster fool of the Mystery plays
Punch utilised. Harlequin'sslapstick bat took a wife and resurfaced in
the Punch and Judy. puppetshow.PuckPunch
SantaPelznicholNicholasJanneyYule I Norge har. vioskoreia og
julebukker they acted out an odd play the leader whodressed. in goat or
bear skins argued with another character or withthe woman figure.. He
was killed the woman lamented and the doctorcomically resuscitated
him. or he spontaneously revived declaring hewasn't dead after all the
Fool was. in his original beast form thedeath and execution were
enacted amorally. In. later plays the Fool orbeastman is often killed by
a young groom because he. makes a passat the Woman and narrators
explain the behavior with a. comicscript. Scholars concluded that the
detdreds of versions. pepperingEurope could be traced to the great
goatgod Dionysus. After all. theDionysian rites gave birth to modern
theater In Britain he becameRobin. Goodfellow or Puck norsk slektpuk
celebrated byShakespeare. Goodfellow's cousin Robin Hood began life
as Wood a namefor the Wild Man. In. the Black Forest the Pied Piper
of Hamelin reenacts poet Robert Browning's. version of the ancient
mystery. Anddon't forget the 'geek' as a freak. act.Shiva is more or less
what you want him to be as in him. allcontradictions casually coexist.
The notion of Shiva as exclusively aWild. Man of the forests and
mountains traveling with a band of ghostsand ghouls as. their leader
Bhoothnath is a recent phase of hisworship. For while he was. always
capable of peculiar behavior Shivaused to live outside of society. not
because he had rejected it butbecause he had transcended it. Shiva is.
repeatedly described as thesupreme master of all the arts and that
indicates. a highly socializedbeing the Nagarika of ancient India not a
rustic.Only. Siva who indulges in both extreme ascetic and extreme
eroticactivity the. creator and the destroyer the quiescent and the
activegod who represents. both the cyclical motion of the universe
andspiritual immortality can offer. devotees both paths of
immortalitythrough rebirth or renunciation and. spiritual immortality.
He is theliving lingam in the yoni and the androgyne.. Both symbols
contain theparadox within themselves and provide a. resolution.Lingam
Sanskrit literary 'mark' or 'sign' ( is there a. connectionbetween 'sign'
and 'seed' (seme and semen) via sema seme. sememesemiological
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