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pastoralism
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pas·tor·al·ism  (pstr--lzm, pästr-)
n.
1. The quality or state of being pastoral. Used especially of a literary work.
2. A social and economic system based on the raising and herding of livestock.

pastor·al·ist n.

pastoralism
a writing style that focuses on the life of shepherds or herdsman. — pastoralist, n.
See also: Literary Style
the herding or tending of cattle as a primary economic activity or occupation. Also pasturage. — pastoralist, n. — pastoral, adj.
See also: Economics
the herding or tending of cattle as a primary economic activity or occupation. Also called pasturage. — pastoralist, n.pastoral, adj.
See also: Agriculture


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Here and there in this vast expanse of grassland and bush and mighty volcanic mountains live a fascinating people, pastorialists and cultivators and even hunter-gatherers, half as old as time.
Hedisliked the music of Benjamin Britten and, as he can be accused of being an English pastorialist of the so called cow-pat school, that is not surprising.
 
 
 
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