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great tradition andlittle tradition1 CONSTRUCTGreat tradition andREDFIELD · ANTHROPOLOGY OF

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Anthropology of religion

Redfield's contrast between the reflective, textual tradition of elites and the popular, local tradition of village life within one civilization.

In anthropology of religion, great tradition and little tradition refers to Redfield's contrast between the reflective, textual tradition of elites and the popular, local tradition of village life within one civilization. This meaning comes from Redfield (1956) in Peasant society and culture.[1]

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  1. Redfield, R. (1956). Peasant society and culture. Chicago U.P.; Cambridge U.P. Open Library record

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