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Evans-Pritchard and the anthropology of religion

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The purpose of this thesis is to explore the development of Evans-Pritchard's approach to the anthropological study of religion. This study is both an exegesis and an analysis of the formulation of his theoretical framework. Evans-Pritchard's perspective is complex, due in part to the range of people who had significant influence on his development as a thinker and to his evolving response to them.

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Peter Alexander Vidot (1991). Evans-Pritchard and the anthropology of religion. Thesis, Australian National University. https://library.shubhaarti.in/content/8bdf4e00-2d03-41b7-90e7-eac0e468ee50

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Vidot, P. A. (1991). Evans-Pritchard and the anthropology of religion. Thesis, Australian National University. https://library.shubhaarti.in/content/8bdf4e00-2d03-41b7-90e7-eac0e468ee50
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