Savage Systems: Colonialism and Comparative Religion in Southern Africa (Studies in Religion and Culture)
A critical examination of how colonial power influenced the study and classification of religion in Southern Africa through comparative frameworks.
About This Book
This book explores the impact of colonialism on the academic study of religion in Southern Africa.
It analyzes how European scholars and administrators categorized and interpreted indigenous religious practices.
The work highlights the connections between power, knowledge, and the construction of religious categories.
Readers gain insight into the broader dynamics of colonialism and comparative religion.
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