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Rut Rosenthal commented on William Rathouse's group Researching Contemporary Paganism"I am starting my research about the uprising of what we can call "Natural Religions", such as neo-paganism and neo-shamanism, and the enviromental dimension of their political speech. If you know any bibliography about this theme,…"
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Ethnographies of Heritage and Archaeology
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William Rathouse commented on Elaine Forde's group Wales Cymru"I've done some research into pre-christian religion in Iron Age NW Europe but I'm no expert. Possibly the best expert is Miranda Aldhouse-Green.
I would suggest Welsh culture and society has changed significantly since the 1920s."
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Wales Cymru
A group for Welsh Anthropologists and Anthropologists of Wales, as well as those with research interests in Wales - - a work in progressSee More
Elaine Forde left a comment for William Rathouse"Hi Will, how's it going?
didn't know you were on here already, will you join the wales group?
http://openanthcoop.ning.com/group/wales-cymru
Elaine"
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Theorising conceptions of 'the ancestors'
One of the most significant reasons contemporary Pagans I have interviewed are concerned about prehistoric human remains relates to the spiritual significance of 'the ancestors'.
From my own engagements with contemporary Paganism I have conceptualised three categories of ancestors:
Ancestors of blood - our direct genetic ancestors
Ancestors of tradition - those people who have shared our beliefs and influenced our ideas
Ancestors of place - those people…
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My First Blog
Well I've done social networking, even academic networking but this is my first (so far as I remember) attempt at blogging. What's it all about? Well as I understand it this a place where I can keep a sort of on-line public journal making my thoughts and news available to all other site users. Well that sounds potentially useful but please don't assume I'm going to write everything on here. I doubt I could.
Suffice it to say in this first blog, I am a thirty something divorced… Continue
Suffice it to say in this first blog, I am a thirty something divorced… Continue
Posted on September 18, 2009 at 4:45pm
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- At 6:49pm on November 30, 2011, Elaine Forde said…
Hi Will, how's it going?
didn't know you were on here already, will you join the wales group?
http://openanthcoop.ning.com/group/wales-cymru
Elaine
- At 6:22pm on June 25, 2010,
Emily F. Porth said… - Thanks for inviting me to join! :)
- At 6:43pm on January 4, 2010, William Rathouse said…
- You're very welcome. How's everything going?
- At 7:48pm on September 18, 2009,
Bel Parnell-Berry said… - hey dude thanks for lettin me know about this! x
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