The Religion of the Ifugaos: Cosmology, Deities, and Spirits
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The Religion of the Ifugaos: Cosmology, Deities, and Spirits

by Roy Franklin Barton

Anthropology religious studies Indigenous Cultures
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Roy Franklin Barton’s study explores the religion of the Ifugaos through its cosmology, deities, and spirits. Focused and culturally specific, this work provides readers with an introduction to Ifugao religious thought and a useful resource for exploring anthropology, comparative religion, and world cultures.

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The Religion of the Ifugaos examines the religious worldview of the Ifugao people.

Roy Franklin Barton focuses on cosmology, deities, and spirits as central elements of Ifugao belief.

The book offers a focused study of religious ideas and spiritual concepts within Ifugao culture.

It is suited to readers interested in religion, anthropology, and the study of world cultures.

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