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|a Cox, James L.
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|a From primitive to indigenous
|b the academic study of indigenous religions /
|c James L. Cox.
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|a Vitality of indigenous religions
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|a The academic study of indigenous religions : underlying assumptions and historical developments -- Essentialism and the world religions paradigm -- Defining 'indigenous' scientifically -- Towards a socio-cultural, non-essentialist interpretation of religion -- The Yupiit of Alaska : the 'real people' -- The adaptive nature of indigenous religions in Zimbabwe -- Indigenous religions and the debate over primitivism.
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