Regimes of comparatism : frameworks of comparison in history, religion and anthropology /
Historically, all societies have used comparison to analyze cultural difference through the interaction of religion, power, and translation. When comparison is a self-reflective practice, it can be seen as a form of comparatism. Many scholars are concerned in one way or another with the practice and...
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Boston, MA :
Brill,
2018.
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Jerusalem Studies in Religion and Culture
24.
Religious Studies, Theology and Philosophy E-Books Online, Collection 2019, ISBN: 9789004390898.
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Call Number: BL80.3
- Introduction: Regimes of Comparatism /
- Renaud Gagné
- Comparisons Compared: A Study in the Early Modern Roots of Cultural History /
- Anthony Grafton
- What Was the Comparative History of Religions in 17th-Century Europe (and Beyond)? Pagan Monotheism/Pagan Animism, from T'ien to Tylor /
- Dmitri Levitin
- Comparing Cultures in the Early Modern World: Hierarchies, Genealogies and the Idea of European Modernity /
- Joan-Pau Rubiés
- Comparison and Christianity: Sacrifice in the Age of the Encyclopedia /
- Jonathan Sheehan
- The Isis of Turin Affair /
- Renaud Gagné
- What Has Alexandria to Do with Jerusalem?: Writing the History of the Jews in the 19th Century /
- Simon Goldhill
- Akbar's Dream: The Mughal Emperor in Nineteenth-Century Literature /
- Phiroze Vasunia
- History of Religions: The Comparative Moment /
- Guy G. Stroumsa
- Going Full Frontal: Two Modalities of Comparison in Social Anthropology /
- Matei Candea
- Placing Self Amid Others: A Mongolian Technique of Comparison /
- Caroline Humphrey
- Anthropological Comparatisms: Generalisation, Symmetrisation, Bifurcation /
- Philippe Descola
- Friendship and Kinship: Comparatism and Its Theoretical Possibilities in Anthropology /
- Marilyn Strathern
- The Fortunes of Comparatism: History, Anthropology, Philosophy /
- Geoffrey E. R. Lloyd.