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Augusto Cacopardo

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ID3736933
NAMEAugusto Cacopardo
GIVEN NAMESAugusto
FAMILY NAMECacopardo
SIGNATURECACOPARDO A
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Florence
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS5
TOTAL CITATIONS1
AUTHOR COUNT5
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1970
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2003
H-INDEX1
  • L'arte contemporanea in un ambiente rinascimentale: Firenze e la sua realtà artistica

    Stuart Plattner, Augusto Cacopardo•ARTICLE•La Ricerca Folklorica•2003

  • The Kalasha (Pakistan) Winter Solstice Festival

    Open Access•Alberto Cacopardo, Augusto Cacopardo•ARTICLE•Ethnology•1989•Cited by: 1

    Descrizione e interpretazione della festa del solstizio d'inverno della valle Kalasha di Rumbur del 1973. Gli autori furono i primi etnografi a partecipare all'evento. L'articolo contiene l'indicazione del contributo di ciascun autore. I referee sono esperti anonimi

  • The Winter Solstice Festival of Kalasha of Birir: Some Comperative Suggestions

    Open Access•Augusto Cacopardo, Augusto S Cacopardo•ARTICLE•Acta Orientalia Academiae…•1970

    The Chaumos Winter Solstice Festival is the fulcrum of the ritual system of the Kalasha, the last polytheists of the Hindu Kush. The Chaumos of the Birir valley was documented for the first time in 2006 by the author. The article investigates the structure and the meanings of this complex ritual event and sketches a comparison with a better-known, and rather different, version of the same festival celebrated in the other Kalasha communities, high…

  • Texts from the Winter Feasts of the Kalasha of Birir

    Open Access•Augusto Cacopardo, Augusto S Cacopardo•ARTICLE•Acta Orientalia Academiae…•1970•References: 1

    The author presents a collection of texts recorded in 2006–07 during the winter ritual cycle of the Kalasha of the Birir valley – in NorthWest Pakistan – who still practice an archaic form of polytheism with pre-Vedic roots. The fulcrum of the cycle is the Chaumos Winter Solstice Festival, but a number of other festivities follow it at intervals forming a sequence almost two months long, lasting until February. The selection includes texts of son…

  • Are the Kalasha really of Greek origin? The Legend of Alexander the Great and the Pre-Islamic World of the Hindu Kush1

    Open Access•Augusto Cacopardo, Augusto S Cacopardo•ARTICLE•Acta Orientalia Academiae…•1970•References: 8

    The paper refutes the claim that the Kalasha may be the descendants of the Greeks of Asia. First, traditions of Alexandrian descent in the Hindu Kush are examined on the basis of written sources and it is shown that such legends are not part of Kalasha traditional knowledge. Secondly, it is argued that the Kalasha were an integral part of the pre-Islamic cultural fabric of the Hindu Kush, and cannot be seen as intruders in the area, as legends of…

  • The Kalasha (Pakistan) Winter Solstice Festival

    Open Access•Alberto Cacopardo, Augusto Cacopardo•ARTICLE•Ethnology•1989•Cited by: 1

    Descrizione e interpretazione della festa del solstizio d'inverno della valle Kalasha di Rumbur del 1973. Gli autori furono i primi etnografi a partecipare all'evento. L'articolo contiene l'indicazione del contributo di ciascun autore. I referee sono esperti anonimi

  • The Winter Solstice Festival of Kalasha of Birir: Some Comperative Suggestions

    Open Access•Augusto Cacopardo, Augusto S Cacopardo•ARTICLE•Acta Orientalia Academiae…•1970

    The Chaumos Winter Solstice Festival is the fulcrum of the ritual system of the Kalasha, the last polytheists of the Hindu Kush. The Chaumos of the Birir valley was documented for the first time in 2006 by the author. The article investigates the structure and the meanings of this complex ritual event and sketches a comparison with a better-known, and rather different, version of the same festival celebrated in the other Kalasha communities, high…

  • Texts from the Winter Feasts of the Kalasha of Birir

    Open Access•Augusto Cacopardo, Augusto S Cacopardo•ARTICLE•Acta Orientalia Academiae…•1970•References: 1

    The author presents a collection of texts recorded in 2006–07 during the winter ritual cycle of the Kalasha of the Birir valley – in NorthWest Pakistan – who still practice an archaic form of polytheism with pre-Vedic roots. The fulcrum of the cycle is the Chaumos Winter Solstice Festival, but a number of other festivities follow it at intervals forming a sequence almost two months long, lasting until February. The selection includes texts of son…

  • Are the Kalasha really of Greek origin? The Legend of Alexander the Great and the Pre-Islamic World of the Hindu Kush1

    Open Access•Augusto Cacopardo, Augusto S Cacopardo•ARTICLE•Acta Orientalia Academiae…•1970•References: 8

    The paper refutes the claim that the Kalasha may be the descendants of the Greeks of Asia. First, traditions of Alexandrian descent in the Hindu Kush are examined on the basis of written sources and it is shown that such legends are not part of Kalasha traditional knowledge. Secondly, it is argued that the Kalasha were an integral part of the pre-Islamic cultural fabric of the Hindu Kush, and cannot be seen as intruders in the area, as legends of…

  • The Kalasha (Pakistan) Winter Solstice Festival

    Open Access•Alberto Cacopardo, Augusto Cacopardo•ARTICLE•Ethnology•1989•Cited by: 1

    Descrizione e interpretazione della festa del solstizio d'inverno della valle Kalasha di Rumbur del 1973. Gli autori furono i primi etnografi a partecipare all'evento. L'articolo contiene l'indicazione del contributo di ciascun autore. I referee sono esperti anonimi

  • L'arte contemporanea in un ambiente rinascimentale: Firenze e la sua realtà artistica

    Stuart Plattner, Augusto Cacopardo•ARTICLE•La Ricerca Folklorica•2003

Geography (4 works) · History (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Ancient history (3 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Hinduism (3 works) · History (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Eurasian Exchange Networks (2 works)

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