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universalizationand parochialization1 CONSTRUCTUniversalization andMARRIOTT · ANTHROPOLOGY OF

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Anthropology of religion

Marriott's terms for how local village practices are taken up into the great tradition and how great-tradition elements are reshaped into local forms.

In anthropology of religion, universalization and parochialization refers to Marriott's terms for how local village practices are taken up into the great tradition and how great-tradition elements are reshaped into local forms. This meaning comes from Marriott (1955) in Village India.[1]

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  1. Marriott, M. (Ed.). (1955). Village India: Studies in the little community. University of Chicago Press. Open Library record

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