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Religion in Cross-Cultural Perspective

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Introductory Courses > Religion and Other Disciplines > Religion, Law, and Culture > Study of Religion

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Instructor: Daniel M. Varisco

Institution: Hofstra University

Course Term: Fall

Course Year: 2000

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A 2000 course by Daniel Varisco at Hofstra University introduces the concept of religion using primarily anthropological methods.

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