Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 3Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 1993 |
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Page 306
... religion , whilst the ' religious ' sociologists would perceive it everywhere even in a disguised Durkheimian form . Alternatively one could equally postulate that this was case of ' wishful thinking ' , a desire on the part of ...
... religion , whilst the ' religious ' sociologists would perceive it everywhere even in a disguised Durkheimian form . Alternatively one could equally postulate that this was case of ' wishful thinking ' , a desire on the part of ...
Page 329
... religious intolerance , Maltese society could not afford to ignore the suspicious behaviour of slaves adherent to a rival religion , and who furthermore comprised a sizeable minority . Slaves might be regarded as part of a family ...
... religious intolerance , Maltese society could not afford to ignore the suspicious behaviour of slaves adherent to a rival religion , and who furthermore comprised a sizeable minority . Slaves might be regarded as part of a family ...
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... religious art , and the rise of the painting as a finished commodity to be placed in a ready form on the market . The two were related . To be sure religious commissions were still important and could crown an artist's claim to public ...
... religious art , and the rise of the painting as a finished commodity to be placed in a ready form on the market . The two were related . To be sure religious commissions were still important and could crown an artist's claim to public ...
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Journal of Mediterranean Studies | 1 |
Continuities Contradictions | 30 |
The Caccia di Tori Regeneration | 46 |
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