anatopism — ANATOPÍSM s. n. ansamblu de tulburări care apar la unii emigranţi ca urmare a neadaptării la noua societate. (< fr. anatopisme) Trimis de raduborza, 15.09.2007. Sursa: MDN … Dicționar Român
Anatopism — An anatopism (from the Greek ανα , against, and τόπος , place ) is something that is out of its proper place. Thus, for example, an outrigger canoe would be an anatopism in ancient Rome.The concept of anatopism is less widely familiar than that… … Wikipedia
anatopism — Failure to conform to the cultural pattern. [G. ana, backward, + topos, place] … Medical dictionary
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Pharaoh (novel) — TOCleft Pharaoh ( pl. Faraon) is the fourth and last major novel by the Polish writer Bolesław Prus. Composed over a year s time in 1894 ndash;1895, it was the sole historical novel by an author who had previously disapproved of historical novels … Wikipedia
Anachronism — An anachronism (from the Greek ana ανά , against, anti , and chronos χρόνος , time ) is anything that is temporally incongruous in the time period it has been placed in mdash;that is, it appears in a temporal context in which it seems… … Wikipedia
Downloaded (Battlestar Galactica) — Downloaded Battlestar Galactica episode Caprica Six with Number Three and a hallucination of Gaius Baltar … Wikipedia
Roswell, Texas (graphic novel) — Roswell, Texas is a serialized, online graphic novel which started in 2006 and was completed early in 2008. It appeared in installments on the web site of Big Head Press.Written by science fiction novelist L. Neil Smith with Rex F. May (better… … Wikipedia
Parachronism — A parachronism (from the Greek παρά , on the side, and χρόνος , time ) is anything that appears in a temporal context in which, though not sufficiently out of place as to be impossible, is not normally found in that time period. The item is often … Wikipedia
anatopisme — [anatɔpism] n. m. ÉTYM. 1952, Porot; 1866, « erreur de lieu »; du grec ana « de bas en haut, en arrière », et topos « lieu », d après le v. anatopousthai « changer de lieu », p. ê. sous l influence de l angl. anatopism, 1812, « fait d enlever… … Encyclopédie Universelle
