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Death, ritual, and belief : the rhetoric of funerary rites /
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TextPublication details: London Continuum 2002, c1997Edition: Second EditionDescription: viii, 263 Pages 24 cmISBN: - 0826454844 (pbk)
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Exploring beliefs and practices concerning death in world and ethnic religions, this volume places a special emphasis on human identity and death rites.
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| 291.3 A595M The mystery-religions : | 291.34 S914T Theology and the first theory of sacrifice / | 291.35 H747S Sacred place / | 291.38 D261D Death, ritual, and belief : the rhetoric of funerary rites / | 291.4 C653E The Emptying God | 291.4 F724M Mysticism, mind, consciousness / | 291.4 F724P The problem of pure consciousness: mysticism and philosophy |
Exploring beliefs and practices concerning death in world and ethnic religions, this volume places a special emphasis on human identity and death rites.
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