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March 1976
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Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion
The acceptance of Christianity by the ruling classes in tenth-century Russia caused the occurrence of contra-acculturative movements of a religious nature which lasted for at least two centuries. This report explores the characteristics and results of such movements, and of the leaders of such movements. This series of historical occurrences is examined from an anthropological perspective.
... Wallace's work has informed studies of how a turn to tradition has inspired social change [10], investigations of historic or contemporary religious movements [11,12], and many of the contributions to [13], tourism and cultural identity [14,15], customs or festivals or games [16]. Research on revitalisation has often been used in relation to minority groups, often suffering from a history of oppression, who reclaim their heritage [13], for instance in the form of learning a threatened ancestral language [17][18][19]. ...
March 1976
Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion
