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locative and utopian worldviews: a standalone construct

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Religious studies

J. Z. Smith's contrast between worldviews that value staying in one's place within an ordered cosmos and those that value escaping or transcending that order.

In religious studies, locative and utopian worldviews refers to j. Z. Smith's contrast between worldviews that value staying in one's place within an ordered cosmos and those that value escaping or transcending that order. This meaning comes from Smith (1978) in Map is not territory.[1]

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References

Smith, J. Z. (1978). Map is not territory. Brill. ISBN 9780226763576

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