:Materiality and Transcendence in Contemporary Religions
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/ Edited by Diana Espirito Santo and Nico Tassi
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London
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: I.B.Tauris
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, 2013.
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ix, 260 p
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: ill
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(Library of modern religion
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; 20)
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Introduction /Diana Espirito Santo and Nico Tassi --Part I. Spirits in the making.Materiality, cosmogony and presence among Cuban spirits and mediums /Diana Espirito Santo --Conchas, candles and flowers in the creation of the Concheros' religiosity /Susanna Rostas --'We worship nature' : the given and the made in Brazilian Candomblae /Roger Sansi --Part II. Transformations.Knowing what has been done : the techniques of ritual 'objects' among the Abelam (East Sepik Province, Papua New Guinea) /Ludovic Coupaye --Objects, bodies and gods : a cognitive ethnography of an ontological dynamic in the Xangao cult (Recife-Brazil) /Arnaud Halloy --Divinity and experiment : conversion in a Japanese jam jar /Philip Swift --Part III. Matter and spiritual power.Things we grow with : spirits, matter and bodies in La Paz, Bolivia /Nico Tassi --Forms of fetishism in Kinshasa : historical insights and contemporary practices /Joe Trapido --Making matter matter : the Santo Daime ritual of feitio /Andrew Dawson.