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Religious Solutions and Native American Struggles: Ghost Dance, Sun Dance and Beyond the past decade to maintain their communities, their naturally occurring subsistence resources, and their livelihoods from external forces that are much greater than the powers possessed by natives to resist. Russian, Japanese, Canadian, United States, Danish, and Norwegian commercial fishing opera

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The Development and Modern Implications of the Classical Sociological Perspective on Religion and Reers of sociology, while being deeply concerned with religion, did not deem revolution to be a topic of great importance? Although the most influential of the oft-called classical sociologists, Max Weber, had apparently intended to devote a section of his never-completed ., ., to revolutions, I shall

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Notes toward a Theory of Religion and Revolutionnto oblivion. Many of these theories present religion as a ., a system of pure ideas utterly divorced from any social, political, or historic context, and while some of these remain influential, they will not concern us here.. Of those that remain, I would suggest that most can be grouped in two bro

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Religious Solutions and Native American Struggles: Ghost Dance, Sun Dance and Beyondort bases, have changed the landscape, the relations between native people and their environments, the relations between native people and the governments that dominate them, and the relations among native peoples in their villages.

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Islam, Politics and Revolution in Songhay (1464–1493) assistance of the army. The alliance between the scholars and the soldiers, or symbolically the association of the power of the pen with that of the sword, was a major factor in the transfer of Songhay political power from a non-Muslim dynasty to a leadership inspired by Islam and eager to promote