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Nevertheless, the Fasti, containing its own archival share of transformational mythology, is, like Poly-Olbion, segmentally structured, and its speaker likewise engages in dialogue with multiple voices mapping Roman spaces to illuminate the interassociation of landscape, legend, and the ritual year. These data support the concept that segmentally coupled whole-body movement patterns control posture in both groups. They stay within their identified segment and define problems segmentally - as small, isolated, bounded pieces" (Kanter, 1983, p. |
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