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Brill Handbooks on Contemporary Religion
[Title Page]
[Copyright]
Contents
Anne-Christine Hornborg – Friend and Colleague
Bibliography of Professor Anne-Christine Hornborg
Monographs
Editorship
Book Chapters
Peer-Reviewed Articles
Reports
Reviews
Articles in Popular Press and News Papers
Introduction: Ritual Creativity{1}
Outline and Content
Part 1: Ritual and Indigenous Religions
Part 2: Ritual, Ecology, and New Spiritualities
Part 3: Ritual and Body: Bodies as Rituals
Part 4: Regional Perspectives: Islam and African Christianity
References
Part 1: Ritual and Indigenous Religion
Chapter 1: Earthen Spirituality or Cultural Genocide?{2}
1. Introduction[2]
2. Case Studies
3. Gary Snyder: Early Appropriation by an Elder of the Deep Ecology Movement
4. American Indian Spirituality in the Earth First! Movement
5. A Morning Circle
6. An Alliance Workshop
7. Dennis Martinez: Ambivalence, Culture Cops, and Hot Heads
8. Vision Quests – for a Fee
9. A Mountain Hermit
10. Summary and Reflections on the Ethics of Appropriation
11. Conclusions
12. Coda, December 2023
References
Chapter 2: The Return of Mi’kmaq to Living Tradition{3}
1. Introduction[59]
2. Eagle! Kitpu!
3. Environmentalism and Conservation
4 From Sacred Ecology to Animism
5 Lost and Living Traditions
6 Knowledge and Responsibility
7 Conclusion: Becoming Mi’kmaq
References
Chapter 3: Cosmologies of the Earth and Ether{4}
1. Introduction
2 Incident in the Desert
3 Earth and Sky
4 Spirituality as Compensation for the Loss of Physical and Material Well-Being
5 The Enchantment and Disenchantment of Literacy
6 The Invention of Culture
7 Conclusion
References
Chapter 4: Subsumed Rituals{5}
1. Introduction[63]
2 A Brief Ethnographic Sketch
3 The Bird Oracle: amen juhit
4 Personal Amulets: sihap
5 Analysis
6 Conclusion
References
Chapter 5: Where Is Here?{6}
1. As I Stroll, I Wonder: Who Is We? Where Is Here?[65]
2 Where Is Here?
References
Part 2: Ritual, Ecology, and New Spiritualities
Chapter 6: Financial Astrology{7}
1. Introduction
2 Founding Myths and Historical Development of Financial Divination
3 Fundamentals of Astrological Symbolism
4 How to Astrologically “Read” the Stock Market
5 Divination and the Stock Market
6 Conclusion
References
Chapter 7: Manipulating the Sticks{8}
1. Introduction
2 The Yijing in European Esotericism
3 Aleister Crowley and the Yijing
4 Crowley’s Ritual of Yijing-Divination
5 Concluding Remarks
References
Chapter 8: The Sounds of Silence{9}
1. Introduction
2 Interrituality: Ritual Creativity and Minor Ritual Acts
3 Minor Ritual Acts of Silence
4 Forming Circles of Silence and Sharing
5 Approaching in Silence: Visiting Wistman’s Wood
6 Silence and Soundscapes
7 Silence and Deep Listening – beyond the Realm of Words
8 Rebuilding Quiet Places – Silence and Ecological Awareness
9 The Value of Silence
10 Conclusions
References
Chapter 9: Durga Is Also Living in Sweden{10}
1. Introduction
2 Ritual Competence and Performance
3 Durga Puja as a Social Arena for Bengalis
4 The Multiple Functions of Puja Committees
5 The Deity Images
6 Timing
7 The Proceedings
8 A ‘Celebration’ Set Apart from Everyday Life
9 Conclusion
References
Part 3: Ritual and Body: Bodies as Rituals
Chapter 10: Ritual Dance from a Philosophical Perspective{11}
1. Introduction
2 Dance, Rituals, and Embodiment
3 The Problem of Philosophical Dualism and Mentalism
4 The Study of Religion and Embodiment
5 Rituals and Dance
6 Mirror Neurons, Abstract Religious Concepts and the Transformative Power of Ritual
7 Conclusion
References
Chapter 11: Transformation beyond the Threshold{12}
1. Introduction
2 Undergoing the Neophyte Ritual of Initiation
3 Crossing the Threshold of Liminality
4 In a New Light: Self-Reflexive Reiteration
5 Bringing Others to the Threshold: Re-Experiencing Ritual
6 Reiteration: the ‘Slow Fermentation’ of the Initiatory Process
7 Concluding Remarks
References
Interviews
Chapter 12: Bringing Embodiment Back to Antiquity{13}
1. Introduction
2 Introducing Valentinus Fragment 1
3 The Meaning of parrhésia in Antiquity
4 Revisiting Valentinus’ Fragment 1
References
References
Chapter 13: “Man Who Catch Fly with Chopstick, Accomplish Anything”{14}
1. Introduction
2 Martial Arts and Ritual
4 Martial Arts and Religion
5 Martial Arts, Personal Growth, and Excellence
6 Taijiquan and Tennis
7 “Anything Is Possible When You Have Inner Peace”
8 Ritualised Bodily Learning
9 Conclusion
References
Part 4: Rituals in Regional Perspectives: African Christianity and Islam
Chapter 14: Al-ṣalāt: the Ritual of Rituals in Islam{15}
1. Approaching al-ṣalāt
2 The Times of al-ṣalāt
3 Al-adhān
4 Purifying the Body and al-ṣalāt
5 Performing al-ṣalāt
6 The Worldview
7 The Embodiment
8 The Sounds of al-ṣalāt
9 The Power of al-ṣalāt: Some Sort of Conclusion
References
Chapter 15: Ritual Fields and Participation in the Alevi Festival in Hacıbektaş{16}
1. Introduction
2 The Hacıbektaş Festival and Its Importance for Alevi Communities
3 The Study of the Hacıbektaş Festival
4 The Ritual Fields of the Hacıbektaş Festival
4.1 Ritual Field 1: Pilgrimage and Saint Veneration
4.2 Ritual Field 2: Celebrations of Alevi Culture
4.3 Ritual Field 3: Ceremonies of Recognition and Politics
5 Conclusion
References
Chapter 16: Who Got the Rite Wrong? The Mavuno Alternative Christmas Service and Charismatic Ritual{17}
1. Introduction
2 Negotiation, Innovation, and Disruption in the Field of Rituals
3 The Alternative Christmas Service
4 Widening the Frame – Negotiating Charismatic Liturgy through Music
5 Creating Space for Forbidden Feelings – Negotiating Life beyond the Ritual Frame
6 Conclusion
References
Empirical Sources
Online Sources
Literature
Chapter 17: A Ritual That Turned the World Upside Down{18}
1 Introduction
2 A Paradigmatic African Instituted Church
3 On the Curse of Ham and Its Uses
4 Black Race as the Sinful Race
5 Redemption from the Curse
6 Annulment of Ham’s Curse as Subversion of Colonial Hierarchies
7 Conclusion
References
Index
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