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A Case Study of Jainism

A Case Study of Jainism

Mridula Adenwala Durbin · Published 1970


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The transformational model of linguistics has proven illuminating in understanding certain aspects of language. With the hope that a comparable model of analysis for other cultural systems may also prove useful, I discuss in this paper a theoretical model for an ethnology of religion that is analogous to the transformational model of linguistics in its assumptions, goals, and structure. Such a theoretical model is applied to analyze a part of Jainism. [India, religion, Jainism, ethnoscience, transformational theory] Read more

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Publisher
Published 1970
Type
Articles
Language
English
Religion
Tradition
Subjects
Sociology
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Published
2020
Pages
9
Size
7 x 10 in
Format
PDF
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