Savage Systems: Colonialism and Comparative Religion in Southern Africa (Studies in Religion and Culture)
David Chidester’s Savage Systems examines colonialism and comparative religion in Southern Africa. Focusing on the systems through which religion and culture were interpreted, the book offers a scholarly study for readers interested in religious studies, colonial history, cultural analysis, and the intellectual history of Southern Africa.
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Savage Systems examines the relationship between colonialism and comparative religion in Southern Africa.
David Chidester explores how religious and cultural systems were interpreted within colonial contexts.
The book considers the intellectual frameworks used to compare religions and cultures.
Part of the Studies in Religion and Culture series, this work is suited to readers of religious studies, history, and cultural analysis.
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