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The Comparative Anthropologies of Revolutionary Politics project explores the intersection of revolution and religious practices. By examining various case studies, it seeks to understand how revolutions shape personal identities and social structures across different cultures.
What kinds of self does it take to make a revolution?
And how does revolutionary politics, understood as a project of personal as much as political transformation, articulate with other processes of self-making, such as religious practices?
Comparative Anthropologies of Revolutionary Politics (CARP) seeks fundamentally to recast our understanding of revolutions, using their relationship to religious practices in diverse social and cultural settings as a lens through which to reveal revolutions’…
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