Pilgrimage past and present in the world religions: Sacred travel and sacred space in the world religions

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Walsh, MJ ^{[1
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[1] Univ London Heythrop Coll, London W8 5HQ, England

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HEYTHROP JOURNAL-A QUARTERLY REVIEW OF PHILOSOPHY AND THEOLOGY | 1999年 / 40卷 / 03期

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B [哲学、宗教];

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