- In
social theory,
detraditionalization refers to the
erosion of
tradition in
religion (secularization, agnosticism,
religious disaffiliation) and society...
- a
largely individual undertaking'. 'What
social theorists call "
detraditionalization" – the
tendency of
advancing capitalism to
disrupt the
cultures and...
- and
answer to,
modern processes of secularization, globalization,
detraditionalization, fragmentation, reflexivity, and individualization. In 1830, the...
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Cremation or Burial? A
Jewish View.
Mosaica Press. Akyel, Dominic. From
Detraditionalization to Price-consciousness: The
Economization of
Funeral Consumption...
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cosmology in
modern psychological terms is
modernistic reconstruction, "
detraditionalization and demythologization" of Buddhism, a
sociological phenomenon that...
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Native American issues in the
United States Cultural appropriation Detraditionalization Detribalization European colonization of the
Americas Gradual Civilization...
- non-status Indians, and Métis alike.
Urban Indian Treaty Indian Detraditionalization Detribalization Tribal disenrollment Indian is used here because...
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Program for
Tribal Nations Checkerboarding (land)
Indian Removal Detraditionalization Detribalization Tribal disenrollment Indian termination policy Lakota...
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Oklahoma 1969
White Paper -
Canadian equivalent Detribalization Detraditionalization Tribal disenrollment Getches,
David H.; Wilkinson,
Charles F.; Williams...
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Buddhist modernist traditions have also been
characterized as
being "
detraditionalized,"
often being presented in a way that 'occludes
their historical construction'...
