Engaging Bruce Lincoln

ENGAGING BRUCE LINCOLN E  A. C  There is much to be said in appreciation for Bruce Lincoln’s work. Among his contributions, two that stand out are his impressive mas- tery of languages that makes most of us look linguistically feeble and his attention as early as the 1970’s (in Emerging from the Chrysalis ) to women’s rituals. 1 Even Lincoln’s more recent regretful confession that he previously had been inattentive to issues of power, violence, and victimization (Lincoln 1999: 22, 188, 190-191) is, from a di ff erent per- spective, praiseworthy: how many distinguished scholars would publicly reveal

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• Religion, Rebellion, Revolution

  George M Thomas, George Thomas et al.•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1987

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• The Content of the Form

  Ralph Flores, Hayden White•Modern Language Notes•1987

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• Death, War, and Sacrifice. Studies in Ideology and Practice

  Jörg Rüpke, Bruce Lincoln•Numen•1993

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• Narrativity in History

  Hans Kellner•History and Theory•1987

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• Theorizing Myth

  Bruce Lincoln•Journal of the American Oriental…•2001

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• Myth, Cosmos and Society

  N J Allen, Nancy Allen et al.•Man•1987

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• Emerging from the Chrysalis

  Judith K Brown, Bruce Lincoln•Man•1983

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