Revalorizing mircea eliade’s notion of revalorization: reflections on the present-day re-uses of mesoamerica’s pre-columbian sites and architecture

Though Mircea Eliade’s use of the term of "revalorization" is only intermittent in his written work, it is arguably a central theme in his understanding of the ways in which religious traditions invariably "make meaning" by retrieving and refashioning ideas and practices from pre...

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Main Author: Jones, Lindsay 1954- (Author)
Format: Electronic Article
Language:English
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Published: Romanian Association for the History of Religions 2011
In: Archaeus
Year: 2011, Volume: XV, Issue: 1+02, Pages: 119-159
Further subjects:B Eliade
B Ruins
B Architecture
B revalorization
B Symbols
B Mexico
B Mesoamerica
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