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Latin America

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Steven Engler, Anatilde Idoyaga Molina, Renée de la

Torre, Paulo Barrera Rivera, and Sylvia Marcos*

Intraregional divisions and interregional connections 270

ARGENTINA

Sociology 271

Anthropology 272

Philosophy 273

BRAZIL

The emergence and development of the study of religions 273

Major ideas and problems 274

Institutionalization 276

MEXICO

The emergence of the study of religions 277

The development of the study of religions 278

Emerging issues 280

PERU

Prehistory of the study of religions 281

The emergence of the study of religions 282

The development of the study of religions 282

Emerging issues 285

STUDIES ON GENDER AND RELIGION INLATINAMERICA 285

Conclusion 286

Acknowledgments 287

Notes 287

References 287

* Steven Engler wrote the Introduction, Conclusion, and the section on Brazil, Anatilda

Idoyaga Molina the section on Argentina, Renée de la Torre the section on Mexico,

Paulo Barrera Rivera the section on Peru, and Sylvia Marcos the section on gender.