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identificatory habitus: a standalone construct

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identificatoryhabitus1 CONSTRUCTIdentificatory habitusMICHAELS · HINDU STUDIES

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Hindu studies

Michaels' term for a pattern he finds across Hindu religions of equating different entities, such as deity and image or sacrifice and cosmos, through ritual identification.

In Hindu studies, identificatory habitus refers to Michaels' term for a pattern he finds across Hindu religions of equating different entities, such as deity and image or sacrifice and cosmos, through ritual identification. This meaning comes from Michaels (1998/2003) in Hinduism: Past and present.[1]

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References

  1. Michaels, A. (2003). Hinduism: Past and present (B. Harshav, Trans.). Princeton University Press. (Original work published 1998) ISBN 9780691089539

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