Senses Cognition and Ritual Experience in the Roman World

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Senses Cognition and Ritual Experience in the Roman World

Author	: Blanka Misic
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Publisher	: Unknown
Language	: English
Release Date	: 20 May 2024
ISBN	: 100935552X
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Senses Cognition and Ritual Experience in the Roman World by Blanka Misic Book PDF Summary

"Transcending conventional script-based approaches to rituals, readers are guided into an accessible and diverse realm of embodied religious experiences. Cognitive and sensory approaches connect mind (cognition) and body (senses), exploring a variety of ritual experiences (pagan & Christian) in the Roman world"--

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