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Jan Mathijs Schoffeleers (1928–2011), who published many of his works in English as Jan Matthew Schoffeleers or Matthew Schoffeleers was a Dutch missionary and member of the Montfort Fathers order who became an important figure in African research as an anthropologist of African religion, particularly that in Malawi, where he spent around 16 years, first as a missionary and then as a lecturer. He continued his academic career later as reader and professor in religious anthropology in the Netherlands, continuing to concentrate on African themes.

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  • Jan Mathijs Schoffeleers (1928–2011), who published many of his works in English as Jan Matthew Schoffeleers or Matthew Schoffeleers was a Dutch missionary and member of the Montfort Fathers order who became an important figure in African research as an anthropologist of African religion, particularly that in Malawi, where he spent around 16 years, first as a missionary and then as a lecturer. He continued his academic career later as reader and professor in religious anthropology in the Netherlands, continuing to concentrate on African themes. (en)
  • Mathijs Schoffeleers (Geverik, 31 augustus 1928 - Maastricht, 4 april 2011) was een Nederlands missionaris en hoogleraar. (nl)
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  • Jan Mathijs Schoffeleers (en)
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  • 1928-08-31 (xsd:date)
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  • Jan Mathijs Schoffeleers (en)
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  • Geverik, South Limburg, Netherlands (en)
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  • The study of African religions (en)
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  • Matthew Schoffeleers (en)
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  • Anthropologist (en)
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  • Willem Joseph Schoffeleers, Anna Christina Sophia Gijzen (en)
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  • four sisters, three brothers (en)
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  • 1988 (xsd:integer)
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  • Professor of Anthropology of Religion, Free University Amsterdam, (en)
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  • Jan Mathijs Schoffeleers (1928–2011), who published many of his works in English as Jan Matthew Schoffeleers or Matthew Schoffeleers was a Dutch missionary and member of the Montfort Fathers order who became an important figure in African research as an anthropologist of African religion, particularly that in Malawi, where he spent around 16 years, first as a missionary and then as a lecturer. He continued his academic career later as reader and professor in religious anthropology in the Netherlands, continuing to concentrate on African themes. (en)
  • Mathijs Schoffeleers (Geverik, 31 augustus 1928 - Maastricht, 4 april 2011) was een Nederlands missionaris en hoogleraar. (nl)
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