Topographies of African Spirituality
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Topographies of African Spirituality
Essays in Honor of Jacob K. Olupona
Adebanwi, Wale; Adogame, Afe; Obadare, Ebenezer
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2024
360
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9781032183879
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List of tables; List of contributors; Section I Overture - 1. Introduction; 2. Intellectual Nerve and Spiritual Muscle: Homage to Alfredo Lopez Austin and Jacob Olupona; Section II: Beyond Religion? Theorizing and Grounding Everyday Spiritualities - 3. Theorizing Religion for a Post-Colonial Era; 4. The Concept of Sacred Space Phenomenology of Religion revisited; 5. Beyond Religion: Guru Maharaj Ji's Divine Love Mission; 6. Digitizing Divination! Deconstructing Indigeneity and New Ways of Knowing in African Spiritual Economies; 7. A Kenyan Environmental Prophet: Wangari Maathai's Contribution to the Ecology of Religion; 8. Yoruba Spirituality in Everyday Life; Section III: Gender, Democracy, & and the Pragmatics of Development - 9. Disruption and Promise: The Religious Powers of Development; 10. The Status and Protection of Non-human Objects in Just War Tradition: A comparative analysis from an African perspective; 11. "Teacher Don't Teach Me Nonsense": The Continuing Colonial Dialectic of Democracy and Religion in Nigeria; 12. The Changing and Sustaining Trends of Femaleness in Yoruba Religion in Africa and the Diaspora; 13. Taboos, Rituals and Women's Spirituality in an African Society; Section IV: Ifa, Islam, and Pentecostalism: Collocating Tradition and Modernity - 14. Ifa and Traditional Yoruba Interpretations of Christianity; 15. Pentecostalism and Modern Nigerian Society; 16. Confronting Religious Pluralism: Islamic Reformers and the Yoruba Belief system; Section V: The Afro-Atlantic Sacred: Culture, Heritage, Power - 17. African Immigrant Churches, Heritage Language, and Heritage Culture in North America; 18. Catching Bullets with Buttocks: the "obscene" African power of Queen Nanny of the Jamaican Maroons; 19. Mapping Africana Spiritual Nationhood: AfroAtlantic Citizenship, Civil Religion, and Sacred Spirit Oaths; 20. Let Somebody Shout Hallelujah: Soundings on African Pentecostalism and Renewal in the Diaspora; Section VI: Epilogue - 21. Professor Jacob K. Olupona: An Intellectual Biography; Index.
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African spirituality;African traditions
List of tables; List of contributors; Section I Overture - 1. Introduction; 2. Intellectual Nerve and Spiritual Muscle: Homage to Alfredo Lopez Austin and Jacob Olupona; Section II: Beyond Religion? Theorizing and Grounding Everyday Spiritualities - 3. Theorizing Religion for a Post-Colonial Era; 4. The Concept of Sacred Space Phenomenology of Religion revisited; 5. Beyond Religion: Guru Maharaj Ji's Divine Love Mission; 6. Digitizing Divination! Deconstructing Indigeneity and New Ways of Knowing in African Spiritual Economies; 7. A Kenyan Environmental Prophet: Wangari Maathai's Contribution to the Ecology of Religion; 8. Yoruba Spirituality in Everyday Life; Section III: Gender, Democracy, & and the Pragmatics of Development - 9. Disruption and Promise: The Religious Powers of Development; 10. The Status and Protection of Non-human Objects in Just War Tradition: A comparative analysis from an African perspective; 11. "Teacher Don't Teach Me Nonsense": The Continuing Colonial Dialectic of Democracy and Religion in Nigeria; 12. The Changing and Sustaining Trends of Femaleness in Yoruba Religion in Africa and the Diaspora; 13. Taboos, Rituals and Women's Spirituality in an African Society; Section IV: Ifa, Islam, and Pentecostalism: Collocating Tradition and Modernity - 14. Ifa and Traditional Yoruba Interpretations of Christianity; 15. Pentecostalism and Modern Nigerian Society; 16. Confronting Religious Pluralism: Islamic Reformers and the Yoruba Belief system; Section V: The Afro-Atlantic Sacred: Culture, Heritage, Power - 17. African Immigrant Churches, Heritage Language, and Heritage Culture in North America; 18. Catching Bullets with Buttocks: the "obscene" African power of Queen Nanny of the Jamaican Maroons; 19. Mapping Africana Spiritual Nationhood: AfroAtlantic Citizenship, Civil Religion, and Sacred Spirit Oaths; 20. Let Somebody Shout Hallelujah: Soundings on African Pentecostalism and Renewal in the Diaspora; Section VI: Epilogue - 21. Professor Jacob K. Olupona: An Intellectual Biography; Index.
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