Routledge Handbook of Material Religion
Routledge Handbook of Material Religion
Rodriguez-Plate, S. Brent; Arab, Pooyan Tamimi; Hughes, Jennifer Scheper
Taylor & Francis Inc
09/2023
464
Dura
Inglês
9780815385998
15 a 20 dias
Roger Sansi 2.4 Animism? Animated? Ensouled? The Active Lives of Balinese Masks, Laurel Kendall and Ni Wayan Pasek Ariati 2.5 "Brainsmithing" African Material Religion, Allen F. Roberts and Mary "Polly" Nooter Roberts 2.6 Crossing Heritage: Material Religion at the Humboldt Forum, Duane Jethro 2.7 Material God Mengdu: A Symbol and Real Presence, Yohan Yoo 2.8 Three Sacred Mouthfuls: Transformed and Transformative Materiality of Sacred Food in Hindu Publics, Tulasi Srinivas 2.9 Dark Mirroring: The Satanic Temple's Queer Material Religion, Sharday C. Mosurinjohn Part III: Entanglements, Entrapments, Escaping 3.1 The Entanglements of Religion and Things, Ian Hodder 3.2 Measuring Entanglement in Material Traces of Ritualized Interaction: Preferential Attachment in a Prehistoric Petroglyph Distribution, Tom Froese and Emiliano Gallaga Murrieta 3.3 "Disentangling" as an Everyday Practice: Material, Visual, Sacred, and Commodity features of "Puja Things", Vineeta Sinha 3.4 Broken Buddhas: Reflections on (Im)Materiality and Impermanence, S. Romi Mukherjee 3.5 Buddhist Practice, Recreation, and Fun: Entanglements of Popular Culture and Material Religion, Inken Prohl 3.6 Christmas Gifts at the Turn of the Twentieth Century in Santiago, Chile: From a Gift Economy to Commodity, Olaya Sanfuentes 3.7 The Jewel of Men: Weaponry as Material Religion among Muslim Communities, Younes Saramifar 3.8 Human-Animal Entanglements and the Anthropology of Sacrifice: Practicing Qurbani in Mumbai, Shaheed Tayob 3.9 Borrando La Frontera: Ana Teresa Fernandez's Transborder Communion, Barbara Sostaita Part IV: Hyperobjects, or How Ginormous Things Affect Religions 4.1 The Erie Canal and the Birth of American Religion: Infrastructure as Hyperobject, S. Brent Rodriguez-Plate 4.2 The Kumbh Mela as Hyperobject: Sound, Scale, Nation, Environment, Amanda Lucia 4.3 Sonic Religion: The Analysis of Atmospheric Half-Things, Patrick Eisenlohr 4.4 Mortandad as Hyperobject: Colonial Death Worlds and Epidemic Cataclysm in Las Americas, Jennifer Scheper Hughes 4.5 Virus as Hyperobject: Early Atlantic World Jews and Yellow Fever Epidemics, Laura Arnold Leibman 4.6 On Human Extinction, Evander Price. Index
Roger Sansi 2.4 Animism? Animated? Ensouled? The Active Lives of Balinese Masks, Laurel Kendall and Ni Wayan Pasek Ariati 2.5 "Brainsmithing" African Material Religion, Allen F. Roberts and Mary "Polly" Nooter Roberts 2.6 Crossing Heritage: Material Religion at the Humboldt Forum, Duane Jethro 2.7 Material God Mengdu: A Symbol and Real Presence, Yohan Yoo 2.8 Three Sacred Mouthfuls: Transformed and Transformative Materiality of Sacred Food in Hindu Publics, Tulasi Srinivas 2.9 Dark Mirroring: The Satanic Temple's Queer Material Religion, Sharday C. Mosurinjohn Part III: Entanglements, Entrapments, Escaping 3.1 The Entanglements of Religion and Things, Ian Hodder 3.2 Measuring Entanglement in Material Traces of Ritualized Interaction: Preferential Attachment in a Prehistoric Petroglyph Distribution, Tom Froese and Emiliano Gallaga Murrieta 3.3 "Disentangling" as an Everyday Practice: Material, Visual, Sacred, and Commodity features of "Puja Things", Vineeta Sinha 3.4 Broken Buddhas: Reflections on (Im)Materiality and Impermanence, S. Romi Mukherjee 3.5 Buddhist Practice, Recreation, and Fun: Entanglements of Popular Culture and Material Religion, Inken Prohl 3.6 Christmas Gifts at the Turn of the Twentieth Century in Santiago, Chile: From a Gift Economy to Commodity, Olaya Sanfuentes 3.7 The Jewel of Men: Weaponry as Material Religion among Muslim Communities, Younes Saramifar 3.8 Human-Animal Entanglements and the Anthropology of Sacrifice: Practicing Qurbani in Mumbai, Shaheed Tayob 3.9 Borrando La Frontera: Ana Teresa Fernandez's Transborder Communion, Barbara Sostaita Part IV: Hyperobjects, or How Ginormous Things Affect Religions 4.1 The Erie Canal and the Birth of American Religion: Infrastructure as Hyperobject, S. Brent Rodriguez-Plate 4.2 The Kumbh Mela as Hyperobject: Sound, Scale, Nation, Environment, Amanda Lucia 4.3 Sonic Religion: The Analysis of Atmospheric Half-Things, Patrick Eisenlohr 4.4 Mortandad as Hyperobject: Colonial Death Worlds and Epidemic Cataclysm in Las Americas, Jennifer Scheper Hughes 4.5 Virus as Hyperobject: Early Atlantic World Jews and Yellow Fever Epidemics, Laura Arnold Leibman 4.6 On Human Extinction, Evander Price. Index