Time, Religion and Identity
FOOD: IDENTITY OF CULTURE AND RELIGION
... visual identity, and help us to better understand our own culture and those of ...through time? How does the universal need for food bind individuals and groups together? What sort of changes at the ...
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Religion and Identity in a Globalized Morocco
... Hekking 32 As a cultural studies major, N follows everything from news, politics, and movies to the NBA. He follows a few religious figures but says they are not very active. Most of N’s time spent on social media ...
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Engaging with the other : religion, identity, and politics in the Mediterranean
... same time, they strategically employ the semantics of international human rights discourse when fighting discrimination and ...or religion,” as is the case in most West- ern ...
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The Holy Trinity: Religion, Identity, and International Law in Egypt
... This would involve Islamic legal scholars advancing sharia jurisprudence authentic to Islam that takes into consideration to the current institution of the nation- state, its obligations under international law to ...
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Print, religion and identity: The cultural significance of Thomas Gage
... own identity and leads the reader to doubt his assertions that he arrived in England as a Protestant ...the time, as “a true account of an English man’s travels in New ...
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Bakumpai people, religion and identity an regional autonomy study of communal identity in south Kalimantan
... Ethnicity as a social identity is both collective and individual, externalized and Internalized. Closure Bakumpai People are Dayak tribe, most of whom live along the bank of Barito River, Long Iram and Samba, ...
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Religion, Politician Identity and Development Outcomes: Evidence from India
... Second, the set of political parties was very different in the 1960s and 1970s, in particular, the Hindu nationalist party, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), did not exist before 1980. In any case, we show that our ...
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Religion and National Identity in Martyr Mutahhari's View; an Analytical Review
... human’s identity, but the most significant factor is very religion and religious worldview that picture our tendencies to other aspects of ...of identity is the religion of Islam and the ...
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Religion and Identity Politics in the Indian Himalayas: Religious Change and Identity Construction Among the Limboos of Sikkim
... Be that as it may the last time a lama was in their house a few years ago, he ritually purified it by reading from his scripture. No family member knew what kind of book the lama had or what he said during the ...
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Challenging Migrant Cults: A multidisciplinary approach to identity and religion in imperial Ostia
... Traditionally, historians have often made the distinction between Graeco- Roman religion and – what they call – ‘Oriental Cults’. This latter term was first coined in 1906 by Belgian historian Franz Cumont in his ...
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The Influence of Self-disclosure, Religion, and Race on the Art Therapy Intern’s Identity
... her parents telling her, “Because you are the only Korean at school, your behaviors and attitude represent Korea.” The researcher found ways to stay connected to the culture of her origin by attending weekly services at ...
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Religion, Identity and Adaptation among Children of Immigrants in Four European Countries
... about identity but rather tests under what conditions a significant link ...perceive identity as a setting-specific phenomena that switches for example, between home and school or groups, and these studies ...
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Religion and National/Ethnic Identity in Modern Greek Society: A Study of Syncretism
... III) SYNCRETI(STI)C IDENTITIES: THE VARIETIES OF THE ‘SYMBIOSIS’ BETWEEN ORTHODOXY AND HELLENISM Both the histori(ographi)cal periodization and the social sciences approaches with regard to the ‘symbiosis’ of Orthodoxy ...
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The Role of Religion in Creating and Maintaining Ethnic Identity The Example of the Kashubs in Poland
... uses religion that in itself is important for these people. At the same time, endeavours made since the 1990s to introduce the Kashubian language to the Catholic Church, which can be considered effective, ...
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Cultural Identity and Creolized Religion in Sligoville, Jamaica's First Baptist Free Village
... I have shown that the acquisition of land in 1838 established Sligoville as a free village and experiences from that time has led to the emergence of a community identity. argue t[r] ...
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There's the culture and then there's the religion : exploring the potential of cultural identity for Jewish adolescents
... not lead to rejection of all practice. Becca also mentions her parents’ impact on the practices in which she engages. When she is asked what the most important influences on her faith have been, she replies, “Um, my ...
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America\u27s Dutch Identity: The Dutch, New Netherland, and the Struggle for Freedom of Religion
... Dutch identity to the English, and wanted to preserve ...over time, proved himself unwilling to work with any of the colonists, and attempted to forcibly take over all of the governments of the Thirteen ...
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Catholics and protestants in a Guatemalan town : an anthropological study of religion, tradition, identity, and change
... local religion, or what has been labeled “folk Catholicism”, moved into the dominant position in the Indian population and the cofradía (Indian religious brotherhoods) as influential social and political ...
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Trilogy of Violence: Religion, Culture and Identity The Abused Muslim Woman in the Age of Secular Modernity
... On the other hand, participants, in the following quotes, associated modernity with Western ideas of women’s liberation. That had negative consequences and contradicted what Islam has brought to empower women fourteen ...
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Religion, Identity and Radicalisation
... Thrill-seekers, Fantasists and Faith The study found a range of opinions of young British Muslims who felt that some young people were simply going to fight in Syria because they were ‘bored’. Others expressed the view ...
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