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PRACTICE THEORYJ osephRouseAnthropology, sociology, and related subfields of history have increasingly taken practices as their primary object of study in the last several decades of the twen-tieth century. Applications of the PRACTICE idiom extend from the most mundaneaspects of everyday life to highly structured activities in institutional of the patterns of performances identified as practices are quite local-ized geographically or historically, while others are of much more general range from ephemeral doings to stable long-term patterns of to practices often requires extensive examination of relevant equipmentand material culture, but can also assign constitutive roles to vocabulary and otherlinguistic forms or performances.
PRACTICE THEORY Joseph Rouse Anthropology, sociology, and related subfields of history have increasingly taken “practices” as their primary object of study in the last several decades of the twen-
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