Being Human: Race, Culture, and Religion
Dwight N. Hopkins brings race, culture, and religion into conversation in this exploration of human identity and experience. Being Human offers readers an opportunity to consider how these interconnected subjects shape understandings of humanity, making it relevant to those interested in religion, cultural studies, and social questions.
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Being Human: Race, Culture, and Religion examines broad questions about humanity through the connected themes of race, culture, and religion.
Dwight N. Hopkins brings these subjects together in a work focused on the relationship between human identity and cultural and religious experience.
The book may interest readers exploring religion, race, culture, and the ways these areas contribute to discussions of what it means to be human.
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