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-There are two readers, but only one is required. The other is recommended. I have provided the readings for this unit in a slightly different way than I have in the past, and somewhat differently than other anthropology units. Each week has one or more common readings, as noted in the weekly plan below (see “Weekly plan”). The first is always required for everyone, as is the second in some weeks. These required readings are available in a unit reader, and on eReserve, with only a few exceptions. Occasionally, there is a required online reading or video. I will post links to this on the unit’s web sites (see “[[Online components]]”). The other listed readings are all recommended, indicated with an asterisk (*). These are available in a second, recommended, reader. They are also on eReserve and, where online copies are not available, on 2-hour loan in Fisher Library. This is to give each student the choice of how many readers to buy. Each student is required to ensure they have access to the required readings, so please ask the lecturer or a librarian if you are not sure how to get the assigned readings.+A class reader containing the required readings is available from the Copy Centre on campus and from Publish Partner (at [[http://www.publish­partner.com.au/|http://www.publish­partner.com.au/]]). 
  
 +Each week has one or more common readings, as noted in the [[weekly_plan_and_assigned_readings|weekly plan]]. Required readings are available in the unit reader and on eReserve. Occasionally, there is a required on­line reading or video. I will post links to this on the unit’s web sites. The other listed readings are all recommended, indicated with an asterisk (*). They are also on eReserve and, where online copies are not available, on 2-hour loan in Fisher Library. 
  
- +Students must ensure they have access to the re­quired readings, so please ask the lecturer or a librari­an if you can't get the assigned read­ings.
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-==== ANTH 2667: The Anthropology of Religion - A Guide to the Unit ==== +
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