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Rebekah on imagined texts and their performance

Posted on November 7, 2016November 7, 2016 by Rebekah Haigh
Leela Prasad’s book, Poetics of Conduct, explores what happens when certain people tell particular stories in particular situations, namely how oral storytelling shapes a moral culture. Prasad’s e... Read More

Ruminations: Cows, Dinka, and Experiencing Divinity [Rebekah H.]

Posted on September 12, 2016 by Rebekah Haigh
In Godfrey Lienhardt’s incisive study of the African Dinka, Divinity and Experience, he defines Dinka religion not as a set of external beliefs and rituals but as “a relationship between men and u... Read More

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