Ideas of Possession brings together scholars of various disciplines to consolidate an ongoing academic discussion on how possession is understood within different cultural contexts. Essays present ideas of possession from Antiquity, Biblical Studies, Religious Studies, History, Ethnology, Anthropology, and Psychology, demonstrating how each field's approach to this subject can benefit from interdisciplinary dialogue as we attempt to make sense of such a broad range of interpretations.
Ideas of Possession brings together scholars of various disciplines to consolidate an ongoing academic discussion on how possession is understood within different cultural contexts. Essays present ideas of possession from Antiquity, Biblical Studies, Religious Studies, History, Ethnology, Anthropology, and Psychology, demonstrating how each field's approach to this subject can benefit from interdisciplinary dialogue as we attempt to make sense of such a broad range of interpretations.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Nicole M. Bauer is Assistant Professor in the Department of Religious Studies at the University of Graz. J. Andrew Doole is Assistant Professor in the Department for Biblical Studies and Historical Theology at the University of Innsbruck.
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* Introduction: An Interdisciplinary and Transcultural Approach to the Study of Possession * 1: Ulrike Steinert and Jonny Russell: Ideas of Possession in Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia: A Comparative View * 2: Michael J Morris: Names of Authority in the Demonologies of Ancient Judaism and Christianity * 3: Tom de Bruin: My Body Made Me Do It: Non-invasive Possession in Early Christianity * 4: Giovanni B. Bazzana: "As If by Love Possessed": Spirits and Possession in the Acts of Thomas * 5: Yoram Bilu: The Life Cycle of Dybbuk Possession in Judaism: Origins, Attenuation, Afterlife * 6: Carlos Watzka: Demonic Possession and the Proof of True Faith: Habsburgs, Lutherans and the Devil in Austria * 7: Nicole M. Bauer: The Psychologization of Exorcism: Diagnosing Demonic Possession in the Roman Catholic Church in Austria * 8: Andrea De Antoni: That Old Feeling: Entangling Traditional Symptoms and Experiences of Possession through Catholic Exorcism in Contemporary Italy * 9: Verónica Giménez Béliveau: Possession and Exorcism in Roman Catholic Charismatic Groups: A Comparative Ethnographic Study in France and Argentina * 10: Bettina E. Schmidt: "It makes me complete": Anthropological Insights into Spirit Possession as Cultural Practice in Brazil * 11: Annette Hornbacher and William Sax: Possession and the Modern Soul in Bali and India * 12: Svetlana Ryzhakova: Trance and Spirit-Possession: Reflections on the Daiv r dhane Tradition of Tüun du, India * 13: Gerhard van den Heever: Exorcizing Devilsdorp: Demonization and Satanic Possession in South Africa * 14: Assia Harwazinski: Demonic Possession and Curative Exorcism in Contemporary Jordan * 15: Lukas K. Pokorny and Dominic S. Zoehrer: "All evil spirits must be brushed off": Possession and Liberation in the Unification Movement * 16: Lukas K. Pokorny and Patricia Sophie Mayer: Possession and Exorcism in K fuku no Kagaku * 17: Jeannette Mageo: Colonial and Postcolonial Spirits: States of Possession and Culture History in Polynesia and Micronesia * 18: Michael Utsch: Dealing with Possession in Contemporary Germany: Interpretations from Parapsychology, Christian Churches, Shamanic Counselling, and Religion-Sensitive Psychotherapy * 19: Marsha Aileen Hewitt: Trance, Dreams and Possession: A Comparative Psychoanalytic Study * 20: Julia Rehn: Possession and the Soul in the Context of New Shamanism * 21: Michael Sersch: Demons in the Country, Demons in the City: Conspiratorial Thinking in the Context of Possession * 22: Matt Goldish: The Case for a Universal, Symptom-Based Definition of Possession * 23: Nicole M. Bauer and J. Andrew Doole: Concluding Remarks
* Introduction: An Interdisciplinary and Transcultural Approach to the Study of Possession * 1: Ulrike Steinert and Jonny Russell: Ideas of Possession in Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia: A Comparative View * 2: Michael J Morris: Names of Authority in the Demonologies of Ancient Judaism and Christianity * 3: Tom de Bruin: My Body Made Me Do It: Non-invasive Possession in Early Christianity * 4: Giovanni B. Bazzana: "As If by Love Possessed": Spirits and Possession in the Acts of Thomas * 5: Yoram Bilu: The Life Cycle of Dybbuk Possession in Judaism: Origins, Attenuation, Afterlife * 6: Carlos Watzka: Demonic Possession and the Proof of True Faith: Habsburgs, Lutherans and the Devil in Austria * 7: Nicole M. Bauer: The Psychologization of Exorcism: Diagnosing Demonic Possession in the Roman Catholic Church in Austria * 8: Andrea De Antoni: That Old Feeling: Entangling Traditional Symptoms and Experiences of Possession through Catholic Exorcism in Contemporary Italy * 9: Verónica Giménez Béliveau: Possession and Exorcism in Roman Catholic Charismatic Groups: A Comparative Ethnographic Study in France and Argentina * 10: Bettina E. Schmidt: "It makes me complete": Anthropological Insights into Spirit Possession as Cultural Practice in Brazil * 11: Annette Hornbacher and William Sax: Possession and the Modern Soul in Bali and India * 12: Svetlana Ryzhakova: Trance and Spirit-Possession: Reflections on the Daiv r dhane Tradition of Tüun du, India * 13: Gerhard van den Heever: Exorcizing Devilsdorp: Demonization and Satanic Possession in South Africa * 14: Assia Harwazinski: Demonic Possession and Curative Exorcism in Contemporary Jordan * 15: Lukas K. Pokorny and Dominic S. Zoehrer: "All evil spirits must be brushed off": Possession and Liberation in the Unification Movement * 16: Lukas K. Pokorny and Patricia Sophie Mayer: Possession and Exorcism in K fuku no Kagaku * 17: Jeannette Mageo: Colonial and Postcolonial Spirits: States of Possession and Culture History in Polynesia and Micronesia * 18: Michael Utsch: Dealing with Possession in Contemporary Germany: Interpretations from Parapsychology, Christian Churches, Shamanic Counselling, and Religion-Sensitive Psychotherapy * 19: Marsha Aileen Hewitt: Trance, Dreams and Possession: A Comparative Psychoanalytic Study * 20: Julia Rehn: Possession and the Soul in the Context of New Shamanism * 21: Michael Sersch: Demons in the Country, Demons in the City: Conspiratorial Thinking in the Context of Possession * 22: Matt Goldish: The Case for a Universal, Symptom-Based Definition of Possession * 23: Nicole M. Bauer and J. Andrew Doole: Concluding Remarks
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