Body / Embodiment
in Vocabulary for the Study of Religion Online
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Jay Johnston
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Abstract: This entry examines the use of the terms “body” and “embodiment” in religious studies. It surveys the influence on the field of developments in cultural studies, philosophy, and anthropology. ⸙
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Body / Embodiment
in Vocabulary for the Study of Religion Online
Author:
Jay Johnston
Jay Johnston
Search for other papers by Jay Johnston in
Current site
Google Scholar
Search for other papers by Jay Johnston in
Current site
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(3,761 words)