col·por·tage (k l pôr t j, -p r-)n. The work of a colporteur. |
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| His comments on available reading matter through colportage, book stores, and libraries, are interesting and helpful; and he is alert to theoretical work, Roger Chartier's most notably, supplemented with references to many others, including Pierre Bourdieu and even Stanley Fish. In one of the most remarkable histories of confrontational litigation by a religious minority, the Jehovah's Witnesses argued over fifty cases before the Supreme Court, around issues including flag-saluting, colportage, and conscientious objection. |
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