No. 32 (2006): Antropología de las creencias
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Definir la religión desde una perspectiva internacional: identidad y diferencia en las concepciones oficiales

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  • Peter Beyer
Peter Beyer
UAM Iztapalapa
Antropología de las creencias

Published 2014-05-25

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Beyer, P. (2014). Definir la religión desde una perspectiva internacional: identidad y diferencia en las concepciones oficiales. Alteridades, (32), 11–27. Retrieved from https://alteridades.izt.uam.mx/index.php/Alte/article/view/247
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