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praxis

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See: behavior, course, manner


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Archaeology Lecturer Evangelos Kyriakidis examines theoretical issues concerning the attribution of ritual value to prehistoric activity; further chapters scrutinize "Going Further with Ritual: Praxis and Belief" and "The Rise and Fall of the Minoan Peak Sanctuaries".
Even so, Paul's praxis remained unencumbered by his imprisonment.
To vent her frustration at the callousness and aggression of drivers, she has created a new modern-dance work, ``405,'' that explores our daily rite of passage as part of the Praxis Project, a five-week dance workshop.
 
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