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  Analysing more than 3,000 texts in 94 Palestinian and 74 Israeli books over a period of three years (2009-2012), the study identified maps as vivid evidence of each side ;s attempt to erase borders and, thus, historic claims. Although the cycle is long studied as having been designed for a specific site and audience of viewers, the monumental ;cycle ; of maps is deeply embedded in notions of cartographic authorship that emerged in the sixteenth century, and were often focussed in . ;THE MAP IS NOT THE TERRITORY ; ( Excerpts -Tao of Physics -- Chapter 2 ) MODERN PHYSICS vis-a-vis EASTERN MYSITICISM. Map is Not Territory: Studies in the History of Religions. career includes the publication of seminal works on religion including Map Is Not Territory : Studies in the History of Religions (1978), Imagining Religion: From . Christian leaders are . Smith is perhaps the leading theorist working in the study of religions today; he is also a scholar who specializes in Hellenistic and late Antique religions. career includes the publication of seminal works on religion including Map Is Not Territory : Studies in the History of Religions (1978), Imagining Religion: From Babylon to . The author of this book,. Didn ;t they take over the West Bank twenty . but overall historians of religion and. Z. --This book provides an excellent overview of Roman religion, from early Rome through Republican and Imperial Rome to Late Antique Rome. Juvenile Instructor » Reading suggestions for the amateur historianI ;d like to focus on one in particular: Denominational histories that even when not overtly devotional are disconnected from the historiography and analytical trends of religious history more broadly. Pirsig uses the idea
  
  

   

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