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Introduction; Part I. Beginnings: l. A definition of religion, and its uses; Part II. Mainly Critical: 2. Neo-Tylorianism: sound sense or sinister prejudice?; 3. Levy-Bruhl, Durkheim and the scientific revolution; 4. Back to Frazer?; 5. Professor Winch on safari; 6. Judaeo-Christian spectacles: boon or bane to the study of African religions?; Part III. Mainly Constructive: 7. African traditional thought and Western science; 8. Paradox and explanation: a reply to Mr Skorupski; 9. Tradition and modernity revisited; Postscript.
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Oscar Williams
reviewed Patterns of thought in Africa and the West on March 31, 2013
Patterns of thought in Africa and the West
The first couple of chapters are really smart and insightful. After that the book loses focus and it's not quite clear what he's actually arguing.
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Add Patterns of thought in Africa and the West, The anthropologist Robin Horton is widely regarded as one of the most creative and critical thinkers of his generation. This collection of some of his classic papers on African religion, written between l960 and l990 is also a wide-ranging inquiry into re, Patterns of thought in Africa and the West to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Patterns of thought in Africa and the West, The anthropologist Robin Horton is widely regarded as one of the most creative and critical thinkers of his generation. This collection of some of his classic papers on African religion, written between l960 and l990 is also a wide-ranging inquiry into re, Patterns of thought in Africa and the West to your collection on WonderClub |
