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Routledge Clothes and Monasticism in Ancient Christian Egypt
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Examines the relationship between monastic ideals and the clothing worn by ascetics in ancient Christian Egypt.
Analyzes clothes as an extension of human identity and a way to experience the world.
Provides insight into the embodied and material aspects of religious practice through garment study.
Offers a broad perspective on the general function and meaning of clothing in religious settings.
Part of the respected Routledge Studies in Religion academic series.
Product Specifications
- Brand
- Routledge
- Format
- hardcover
- ASIN
- 0367505479
- Domain
- Amazon UK
- Release Date
- 09 March 2021
- Listed Since
- 25 December 2020
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