ancestorist

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noun

A proponent of ancestorism

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nounancestorist (plural ancestorists)

plural ancestorists

  1. A proponent of ancestorism

    However, maybe some people – emphasising that it is not moral status racism – will accept that the ancestorist principle entails a form of racism, perhaps arguing that it is a relatively ...

    2011, Friedel Weinert, Evolution, 2.0, p 158
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    1991 John Wilber, Re: Ancestrism (was Re: invitation to NativeNet) Group: alt.individualism This certainly seems to be an ancestorist point of view. They weren't forced to submit to a lifestyle involving a very different view of their relationship with their world, if they wanted to be able to move about?

    Encyclopedically unfolded, the characteristic interaction or production norm taxonomies, and the practice classifications, which chapters two or three show as consequent on the Secret Society's ancestorist macro-norm with its value ...

    1992 Schweizerische Ethnologische Gesellschaft, Information S.E.G./S.S.E. - Page 37

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