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Theories of religion and the Great Xhosa Cattle-Killing Movement of 1856-1857
In the study of religion, a variety of definitions of religion have been presented. These numerous definitions or theories are often divergent in focus, aim and interpretation. This can be problematic, as these definitions or theories often speak to a specific end-goal and quite clearly ignore, or f...
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Department of Religious Studies
2024
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