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Chapter II-1- William E. Griffis grows up [PDF]
, 1983 In which William E. Griffis is born in Philadelphia, grows to young manhood, becomes a twice-born Christian, serves briefly in the Civil War, attends Rutgers College, plays football, travels to Europe, begins theological seminary, gets engaged and ...
Rosenstone, Robert A.
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John Henry Newman: Shaping the Philosopher
The Heythrop Journal, Volume 65, Issue 4, Page 360-379, July 2024.Abstract The difficulties in placing Newman in a philosophical school or in putting some sort of shape on Newman the philosopher stem in part from Newman's (understandable) near failure to guide the reader as to his overt philosophical method. On the other hand, in the many discussions and controversies that occupied Newman throughout his life—whether ...
Paul James McHugh
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Cauriensia, 2020 Resumen A comienzos del siglo XVI la cultura española estaba experimentando una profunda transformación. El paso de la cultura medieval a la cultura moderna corría parejo a la creación del Estado moderno y a la difusión de la economía capitalista ...
Clemente López González +1 more
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¿Teatro en el púlpito? La oratoria sagrada española del siglo XVII
Perífrasis. Revista de Literatura, Teoría y Crítica, 2012 Las medidas tomadas por la Iglesia católica después del Concilio de Trento permearon muchas de las prácticas religiosas dentro de los territorios católicos y la oratoria sagrada no fue la excepción.
Darío Velandia Onofre
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Ethos, Volume 52, Issue 2, Page 186-205, June 2024.Abstract Drawing upon Stanley J. Tambiah's idea of “world conquerors” and “world renouncers,” this article examines the Burmese political festival (nainganyei pwe) as a ritual, affective, and material space where former political prisoners reinterpret violence and engage in forms of collective and personal “world‐making.” The article focuses on one ...
Seinenu M. Thein‐Lemelson
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Moehewa: Death, lifestyle and sexuality in the Maori world [PDF]
, 2013 Customary death ritual and traditional practice have continued for the Maori (indigenous) people of Aotearoa/New Zealand, despite intensive missionary incursion and the colonial process.
Nikora, Linda Waimarie +1 more
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American Ethnologist, Volume 51, Issue 2, Page 193-206, May 2024.Abstract In most Melanesian societies, pig feasts have been declining in recent years, owing to the incursion of Christianity and the modern economy. But in Indonesia‐occupied West Papua, pig feasts are being held more often, and at a greater scale, than ever.
Veronika Kusumaryati
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Fiat speech, fiat infrastructure
American Ethnologist, Volume 51, Issue 2, Page 258-269, May 2024.Abstract In 2011 the independent government of Timor‐Leste initiated a controversial oil and gas infrastructure project. To persuade Timorese citizens to embrace their vision of the future based on oil and gas, supporters of the project employed narrative strategies conventionally reserved for ritual authorities.
Judith Bovensiepen
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Laodikeia’dan Çömlekçi Çarkı Tablaları / Potter’s Wheelheads from Laodikeia
Arkhaia AnatolikaAncient Laodikeia was founded at the center of the Lykos (Çürüksu) Valley, situated at the western end of Phrygia. Pottery, molds and kilns uncovered in the course of systematic excavations at Laodikeia since 2003 form the most important find group that ...
Celal ŞİMŞEK
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Cultural Anthropology, Volume 39, Issue 2, Page 246-271, May 2024.ABSTRACT This article concerns how competing investments in the real motivate political disagreement. The ethnography focuses on face‐to‐face debate in the wake of spectacular white supremacist violence against Sikhs in the United States. Young activists relate their struggle against racial supremacy to martyrs from the seventeenth and eighteenth ...
RANDEEP SINGH HOTHI
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