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HUNTERS AND HUNTED: KAMAKI AND THE AMBIGUITIES OF SEXUAL PREDATION IN A GREEK TOWN
Ist Teil von
Contested Identities, 2016, p.203-220
Ort / Verlag
Princeton: Princeton University Press
Erscheinungsjahr
2016
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A kamaki is a harpoon for spearing fish, but the word is also used metaphorically in Greece. It describes the act of a Greek man pursuing a foreign woman with the intention of having sex. There is an implied use of cunning, and of mastering a physical interaction, as there would be in this type of fishing. The expression “to make kamaki” (kano kamakiorkamakono) has entered the Greek language and is now used frequently and in a more general way. For example, it can be applied if a woman is flirting with a man, or when a shopkeeper