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KABOBfest: Talal Asad: Thinking about Religion Belief and Politics 
eaazi (Blogspot) | by Joachim Martillo(noreply@blogger.com) | Fri, Nov 28
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Abu el-Haj, an anthropologist at Barnard College of Columbia University, explores in this interesting study how archeology has shaped the social and political imagination of Israel and served the aims of the state. The blurb on the back cover of the book by Talal Asad, another anthropol...
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