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CHATA

Community Health and Tuberculosis Australia

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This implication is redoubled by the show's other major component, a sturdy life-size chata, or Polish summerhouse, made of warmscented raw timber, its interior brightened by eleven drawings and collages in battered, scavenged frames painted gold (luxury gotten plaintively cheap), and eleven pieces of floral needlework, resembling table decorations and keying up a broader inference of embroidery. Andrew Mania: Chisenhale Gallery by Herbert, Martin / Artforum International The Hebrew verb chata, "to sin," like the Greek word hamartia, literally means straying off the path, getting lost, missing the mark. Omission of sin: when did we start believing that there's no such ... by Forest, Jim / U.S. Catholic Soveida's cleaning woman Chata also raises cleaning to a spiritual level, never using plastic gloves because of her need to return to the body and to "feel" and experience the work (211). Narrative and traumatic memory in Denise Chavez's Face of an Angel by Socolovsky, Maya / MELUS More results

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This implication is redoubled by the show's other major component, a sturdy life-size chata, or Polish summerhouse, made of warmscented raw timber, its interior brightened by eleven drawings and collages in battered, scavenged frames painted gold (luxury gotten plaintively cheap), and eleven pieces of floral needlework, resembling table decorations and keying up a broader inference of embroidery.

Andrew Mania: Chisenhale Gallery by Herbert, Martin / Artforum International

The Hebrew verb chata, "to sin," like the Greek word hamartia, literally means straying off the path, getting lost, missing the mark.

Omission of sin: when did we start believing that there's no such ... by Forest, Jim / U.S. Catholic

Soveida's cleaning woman Chata also raises cleaning to a spiritual level, never using plastic gloves because of her need to return to the body and to "feel" and experience the work (211).

Narrative and traumatic memory in Denise Chavez's Face of an Angel by Socolovsky, Maya / MELUS

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