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Dissimulation and simulation as forms of religious reflexivity
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Michael Houseman
Michael Houseman
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houseman@ivry.cnrs.fr
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01 Feb 2002
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Religious reflexivity. Essays on attitudes to religious ideas and practice
Between public assertion and private doubts. A Sepik ritual of healing and reflexivity
Memory, reflexivity and belief. Reflections on the ritual use of language
Beyond belief? Play, scepticism, and religion in a West African village*
Inner iconoclasm. Forms of reflexivity in Loma rituals of sacrifice
Dissimulation and simulation as forms of religious reflexivity
Religious reflexivity and transmissive frequency
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