A Feeling for Hierarchy

Award Recipient

Mary Douglas

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Publication Date

1/1/2002

Description

Mary Douglas gives a talk on the interdependence of anthropology and faith in her own life. She remarks, especially in the topic of hierarchy, that the relation between religion and anthropology is a natural one. For her, connections are made through many media, such as Scripture, family structure, workplace interactions and university studies.

Keywords

Marianists, Anthropology, Hierarchies, Marianist Award

Call Number

TEMP GR. STOR US. CATH GN 21.D68 D68 2002

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Recommended Citation

Douglas, Mary, "A Feeling for Hierarchy" (2002). Marianist Award Lectures. 6.
https://ecommons.udayton.edu/uscc_marianist_award/6