The Tiger in the Year of the Dragon
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https://doi.org/10.17851/2317-2096.21.2.157-170Keywords:
Cultural studies, tiger, Chinese culture, dragonAbstract
This paper describes the symbolic representation of the tiger in the Chinese culture taking into account anthropological and literary approaches to demonstrate the importance of the feline with a status similar to the dragon, in this cultural model.
This paper describes the symbolic representation of the tiger in the Chinese culture taking into account anthropological and literary approaches to demonstrate the importance of the feline with a status similar to the dragon, in this cultural model.
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