Tradition as truth and communicationMore by Pascal Boyer
Formerly at Princeton, King's College, Cambridge and the University of Lyon, Pascal Boyer is Professor of Anthropology at Washington University in St Louis, MissouriWhile human religious practice and belief are extraordinarily varied, they are nevertheless not infinitely so. The varieties of belief have provided generations of anthropologists and religious scholars with material for research; there have been fewer attempts to explore what religious beliefs have in common - and fewer still that have been convincing. Following in the footsteps of Noam Chomsky and Steven Pinker's explorations of…
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| Format | Publisher | Year | ISBN |
|---|---|---|---|
| Edition | Penguin Random House | 2009 | 9781409075011 |
| Ebook | Random House Publishing Group | 2008 | 9781407020884 |
| Edition | Basic Books | 2007 | 9780465004614 |
| Edition | Basic Books | 2002 | 9780465006960 |
| Paperback | Vintage | 2002 | 9780099282761 |
| Edition | Basic Books | 2001 | 9780465006953 |
| Edition | William Heinnemann | 2001 | 9780434008438 |
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