POLANYI AND PARTICIPATORY KNOWING: A RESPONSE TO JACOB SHERMAN'S "POLANYI AND THE PARTICIPATORY TURN: REIMAGINING RELIGIOUS STUDIES".

As background for explaining what The Participatory Turn is all about, Jacob Sherman does a marvelous job of situating and clarifying current controversies in religious studies methodology. As well, he does a marvelous job in showing how Bruno Latour's bracing explanation of the predicament of moder...

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Publicado en:Tradition & Discovery Vol. 50; pp. 116 - 122
Autor principal: Cannon, Dale
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Publicado: Polanyi Society 2024
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        Jorge Ferrer
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