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indigenous religions: a standalone construct

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Religious studies

the academic category for religions bound to particular peoples, places and kinship, which Cox traces from older labels such as primitive religion.

In religious studies, indigenous religions refers to the academic category for religions bound to particular peoples, places and kinship, which Cox traces from older labels such as primitive religion. This meaning comes from Cox (2007/2016) in From Primitive to Indigenous.[1]

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References

Cox, J. L. (2016). From Primitive to Indigenous. Taylor & Francis Group. (Original work published 2007) ISBN 9781317131878

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