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Using the evidence of the aural as intrinsic to mester de clerecía's mode of diffusion and reception as point of departure, this chapter examines sound as a wider and complex system of references, actualizations, and allusions that articulate and structure the mode in its composition, as part of its tools to effect meaning.
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Using the evidence of the aural as intrinsic to mester de clerecía's mode of diffusion and reception as point of departure, this chapter examines sound as a wider and complex system of references, actualizations, and allusions that articulate and structure the mode in its composition, as part of its tools to effect meaning.
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New Blackfriars, 1965
There is one side to the transformation of the Church going on today which might seem to have a purely liturgical bearing but which in fact goes wider and deeper – the general abandonment of the Latin language. This doesn't just imply the return to an intelligible and genuinely public liturgy but the abandonment of the lingua franca of what has been ...
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There is one side to the transformation of the Church going on today which might seem to have a purely liturgical bearing but which in fact goes wider and deeper – the general abandonment of the Latin language. This doesn't just imply the return to an intelligible and genuinely public liturgy but the abandonment of the lingua franca of what has been ...
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The “Cardinals” and the “Clerics”
2022Abstract This chapter identifies the institutional sources of differential bargaining power across localities. It presents insights from an original data set indicating the prominence of cities and their policy proposals in the official policy planning documents of their superiors (i.e., the provincial governments).
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2007
This chapter examines the similarities in the means by which new monotheistic religions, Christianity and Islam, came to override previous religious beliefs in the central Sahel and north-west Europe. It explains the concept of animism and describes the initial stages of the implantation of Christianity and Islam, or the time of the most sustained ...
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This chapter examines the similarities in the means by which new monotheistic religions, Christianity and Islam, came to override previous religious beliefs in the central Sahel and north-west Europe. It explains the concept of animism and describes the initial stages of the implantation of Christianity and Islam, or the time of the most sustained ...
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Female Practitioners’ Religious Lives: The First Generation of Female Wŏn Buddhist Clerics
Religions, 2023Sung Ha Yun
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