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Religion And The Individual Belief Practice And Identity Douglas J Davies

SKU: BELL-46408908

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Publisher: MDPI AG

File Extension: PDF

File size: 5.72 MB

Pages: 206

Author: Douglas J. Davies, Michael J. Thate

ISBN: 9783038424666, 3038424668

Language: English

Year: 2017

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Religion And The Individual Belief Practice And Identity Douglas J Davies by Douglas J. Davies, Michael J. Thate 9783038424666, 3038424668 instant download after payment.

This Special Issue is both experimental and comparative. It appropriates diverse disciplinary idioms from the distinctive fields our authors inhabit to focus on the ever-recurrent theme of the individual and the study of religion. Here the familiar topics of "belief", "practice" and "identity" come into conversation with each other from scholars in anthropology, sociology, African-American history, Asian religions, philosophy, religious studies, critical theory, and ancient history. This unashamedly eclectic venture demonstrates both the remarkable diversity enacted by the signifier, "religious", and the dynamic potential of conversation between interesting scholars working on remarkably interesting topics.