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semiotic ideology: a standalone construct

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Anthropology of Christianity

Webb Keane's term for people's assumptions about what signs are and how they work, used to study Protestant ideas of language and things.

In anthropology of Christianity, semiotic ideology refers to Webb Keane's term for people's assumptions about what signs are and how they work, used to study Protestant ideas of language and things. This meaning comes from Keane (2007) in Christian Moderns.[1]

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  1. Keane, W. (2007). Christian Moderns. University of California Press. ISBN 9781282772021

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