… lullabies showed that lullabies are constructed in an oneiric … who included lullabies in their
collections of folk songs (eg, … ritual, also have an apotropaic function. Even today, there is a …

… We will encounter again this apotropaic pattern, wherein a third, … Oneiric transformations
operate in the lullaby genre9 on … Lollai lollai litil child • child lolai lullow • into uncuþ world …

… curious, acquires an apotropaic function compared with the … , for example, in lullabies Ð
evoking the fundamental terror of … it in its nocturnal commerce with oneiric states and with Love. …

… Themes of work are transmitted through not only adult genres but also children’s songs, as
… lullabies as markers of threat and the boundary between fear and apotropaic function, see …

… a calming lullaby to ease the children’s fears, the song we get … This is particularly true of
Gravity’s Rainbow, with its oneiric/… of music and mantra combine to (it is hoped) apotropaic effect …

… There is an oneirism of the defective voice which is every bit … that ‘In children’s language the
sense-discriminative role of … as in the many popular songs in which whispering features. The …

… in the androgynous Goddess or Goddess with her child in her arms. These principles are …
The function of music and dance was sacred and expressed so all aspects of the Goddess. …

… Philosophy repels the spectral with the apotropaic force (… of Lilith as well as to a sing-song
lullaby quality - “lili” and a … would mean succumbing to the oneiric domain which changes the …

… Rocco Capozzi, for example, writes, "Children and adolescents play an important role in …
This is the event which, in its traumatic impact on the child, still haunts the adult, prompting …

… The pools as apotropaic objects, set up outside to ward off … device ever to adapt itself to
oneiric life.”One peek behind the … , conceive a child, miscarry or deliver that child and the nature …