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socioreligious

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so·ci·o·re·li·gious  (ss--r-ljs, -sh-)
adj.
Involving social and religious factors.


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Analyzing what he calls the "copious evidence of dual and coequal presence by men and women" within the socioreligious guilds prior to their abolition by Edward VI, Stokes compares this "universal suffrage" with the repression of women within later sixteenth-century theatrical cultures (Brown and Parolin, 41).
In the paragraphs above reference was thus far made to a select group of languages that have employed the Arabic script as a vehicle to convey the socioreligious and historical ideas and events of earlier periods.
For example, while the Poro association and the art related to it are the core of the socioreligious organization of the central and southern Senufo, northern Senufo groups do not have Poro or its associated arts.
 
 
 
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