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THE ROLE OF RELIGION IN CENTRAL ASIA

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1 THE ROLE OF RELIGION IN CENTRAL ASIA
POLITICS OF EURASIA DR BRUNELL

2 INTRO TO RELIGION IN TEXT
ROLE OF RELIGION IN HUMAN SOCIETIES TWO MAIN ROLES IDENTIFIED BY AUTHORS IN INTRO FAITH IN THE SUPERNATURAL PROVIDING CONTEXT AND CONTENT OF COMMUNITARIAN RITUALS

3 THREE FAITHS THE CENTRAL ASIAN WAY
SUFISM ZOROASTRIANISM BUDDHISM IN MONGOLIA

4 THE ROLE OF RELIGION IN EVERYDAY LIFE OF CENTRAL ASIANS
ANCIENT, MIDDLE AGES, MODERN PERIODS PRE-SOVIET SOVIET POST-SOVIET

5 IDEA FOR 5 SLIDE PROJECT ONE OF THE REGION’S RELIGIONS ORIGINS TENETS
OVER-TIME ESP 20TH C /SOVIET  TODAY ROLE IN EVERYDAY LIFE AND NATIONAL IDENTITY

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