Examples of using Syncretism in English and their translations into French
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Some are results of cultural syncretism- for instance,
on the Old Testament exegesis in the context of Jewish-Hellenistic religious syncretism heavily influenced by Middle Platonism,
the great Renaissance humanists had an intellectual rigor that is not shared by most of those included- often condescendingly- in the term"New Age," a particularly ill-defined syncretism, especially in the United States.
it is a matter of fully assuming a kind of historical and cultural syncretism that the contemporary world does not escape.
Nevertheless, it is worth mentioning that religious syncretism is strongly practiced in the country,
superstition and syncretism.
to be anyone else, the term"Aboriginals" is used as a syncretism homogenizing all First Nations to name, without distinction, Indigenous people, Amerindians, Métis, Inuit.
a"reference point of studies and strategy for MSI's economical policy"- where Giudici refers to Robert Michels' analysis on Mussolini's syncretism.
saturations, syncretism, mannerisms, ornamentations,
visions of their leaders, or those striding the two banks of the river in syncretism.
have been seen by scholars as a syncretism of Buddhism(Bul-gyo), Confucianism(Yu-gyo),
d(ecurionum) The syncretism of Sucellus with Silvanus can also be seen in artwork from Narbonensis.
of the beatus manuscripts in terms of the rigor of its drawings, its syncretism between respecting the past whilst welcoming the present,
Without syncretism, without easy unanimity.
A syncretism that has extended its influence to the Far East.
The Image and Religious Syncretism in Brazil by Maria Lucia Montes.
uncritical acceptance or even syncretism.
The loop of syncretism is complete,
Satpanth is considered as syncretism of Ismaili Islam and Hinduism.
The local Christmas markets alternate ancient culture events to the most modern and rich syncretism.