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Constantine I, commonly called Constantine the Great, was Roman emperor from 306 to 337 CE and became sole ruler of the empire in 324. He and Licinius issued the agreement conventionally called the Edict of Milan in 313, which established religious toleration and restored property confiscated from C...
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Legalized Christianity, founded Constantinople, major reformer, but civil wars and dynastic violence complicate legacy.
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William Dalrymple’s *From the Holy Mountain* chronicles a 17th-century journey undertaken by two Byzantine monks through Syria, Palestine, and Jordan. The book meticulously details their travels, offering a rare glimpse into the waning influence of Eastern Christianity during the Ottoman period. It’...
Jean Comaroff is a South African-born anthropologist who has taught at the University of Chicago and Harvard University. Her work, much of it co-authored with John L. Comaroff, examines the historical and ongoing entanglement of colonialism, Christianity, capitalism, and ritual in southern Africa, d...
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Major theorist of colonialism and modernity; coauthored work widely cited and debated.
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John L. Comaroff is a South African-born anthropologist and the Hugh K. Foster Professor of African and African American Studies and of Anthropology at Harvard University. Much of his work focuses on the intersections of colonialism, law, and capitalism, and he frequently co-authors research with hi...
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Colonialism, law, and capitalism work is highly influential; reputation affected by coauthored profile and later controversy.
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Maurice Leenhardt was a French Protestant missionary and anthropologist who worked among Kanak communities in New Caledonia. His ethnographic research focused on Kanak social organization, religious ideas, language, and responses to Christian mission activity, and he treated local concepts as system...
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Do Kamo significantly influenced studies of personhood and Melanesia; rich Kanak documentation is valued, while missionary positioning and interpretations attract postcolonial critique.
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Joel Robbins is an American anthropologist who holds the Social Anthropology chair at the University of Cambridge. He is widely recognized for his ethnographic fieldwork among the Urapmin people of Papua New Guinea, focusing on the rapid spread of Christianity and its impact on their moral and cultu...
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Christianity and ethics anthropology contributions are influential; respected contemporary theorist.
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The Eyes of Tammy Faye recounts the life of televangelist Tammy Faye Bakker, beginning with her upbringing in Minnesota and detailing her career alongside Jim Bakker. It explores her rise within the religious broadcasting industry and subsequent challenges related to their marriage and ministry. Cha...
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