The making of the Gypsies: invention of traditions
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traditions, Serbian Gypsies, ethnic identityAbstract
This paper attempts to assess the dilemma raised by anthropological discourse about the invention of traditions. Invented traditions are important symptoms and hence indicators of problems which might not otherwise be recognized, and certain developments which are difficult to identify and date. The Serbian Roma are selected to illustrate this phenomenon.
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