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Anthropology of religion

a term used by Bird-David for knowing the world by relating to beings as persons, offered to reread animism among hunter-gatherers.

In anthropology of religion, relational epistemology refers to a term used by Bird-David for knowing the world by relating to beings as persons, offered to reread animism among hunter-gatherers. This meaning comes from Bird‐David (1999) in Current Anthropology.[1]

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  1. Bird‐David, N. (1999). “Animism” Revisited. Current Anthropology, 40(S1), S67-S91. https://doi.org/10.1086/200061

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