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Bluntschli, C’est Moi? International legal history and hagiography

Transnational Legal Theory
Hagiography comprises idealised biographical histories of religious, political, cultural, and academic figures. While often centring on character, they also record academic accomplishments that evidence a person's worth as an exemplar.
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Andrew L. Russell
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Landscape Organization, Identity and Change: Territoriality and hagiography in medieval west Cornwall

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David Harvey
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In Opposition and Allegiance to Hinduism: Exploring the Bengali Matua Hagiography of Harichand Thakur

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Sipra Mukherjee
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Between Ethnography and Hagiography: Allegorical Truths and Representational Dilemmas in Narratives of South Asian Muslim Saints

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Pnina Werbner
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Hagiography: Current and prospective contributions

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Gregory Mitchell
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Translating Sainthood in Islamic Hagiography

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Rewriting the founder: Werden on the Ruhr and the uses of hagiography

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Ingrid Rembold
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From marginal to canonical: The afterlife of a late medieval Telugu hagiography in a Kannada translation

Translation Studies, 2021
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Some Foundational Considerations on Taxonomy: A Case for Hagiography

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