Human Ordure and Human Urine: In Rites of a Religious or Semi-Religious Character
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Human Ordure and Human Urine: In Rites of a Religious or Semi-Religious Character

by John G Bourke

History Cultural Studies Anthropology
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Human Ordure and Human Urine explores the role of human waste in religious and semi-religious rites. With its narrowly defined subject, the work offers a specialized perspective on ritual practice, bodily symbolism, and cultural traditions for readers interested in religion, anthropology, and the history of human customs.

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Human Ordure and Human Urine examines the place of bodily waste in religious or semi-religious rites.

The book focuses specifically on how human ordure and urine relate to ritual practice and belief.

Its subject connects religious study with anthropological and cultural inquiry into practices involving the human body.

This is a specialized work for readers interested in ritual, religion, anthropology, and unusual aspects of cultural history.

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