Literary Expressions of African Spirituality
Herausgeber: Marsh-Lockett, Carol P.; West, Elizabeth J.
Literary Expressions of African Spirituality
Herausgeber: Marsh-Lockett, Carol P.; West, Elizabeth J.
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With its range of subject texts, this book builds a critical framework for exploring the presence and import of African spirituality in black Ameri-Atlantic artistic musings. These essays illustrate the intricate network of African spiritual transportations and transformations among New World and continental African literatures.
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With its range of subject texts, this book builds a critical framework for exploring the presence and import of African spirituality in black Ameri-Atlantic artistic musings. These essays illustrate the intricate network of African spiritual transportations and transformations among New World and continental African literatures.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 248
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juni 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 561g
- ISBN-13: 9780739181423
- ISBN-10: 0739181424
- Artikelnr.: 37232135
- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 248
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juni 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 561g
- ISBN-13: 9780739181423
- ISBN-10: 0739181424
- Artikelnr.: 37232135
Edited by Carol P. Marsh-Lockett and Elizabeth J. West - Contributions by Beauty Bragg; James Manigault-Bryant; Mario Chandler; Darryl Dickson-Carr; John C. Hawley; Kameelah L. Martin; Georgene Bess Montgomery; Melvin Rahming; Erica L. Still; Roberto Stro
Chapter 1: Introduction: African Spirituality and the Ameri-Atlantic World
Carol Marsh-Lockett and Elizabeth J. West Section 1: Imagining African
Faith Systems in the Postmodern World Chapter 2: The Gods Who Speak in Many
Voices, and in None: African Novelists on Indigenous and Colonial Religion
John C. Hawley Chapter 3: Reading Spirit: Cosmological Considerations in
Garfield Linton's Voodoomation: A Book of Foretelling Melvin Rahming
Chapter 4: From "Pythian Madness" to an "Inner Ethic of Self-Sacrifice":
The Spirits of Africa and Modernity in Du Bois's Late Writings James
Manigault-Bryant Chapter 5: Rituals of Remembrance: Trauma, Memory, and
Spiritual Practice in Zakes Mda's The Heart of Redness Erica L. Still
Section 2: Integrations of the African and the Western in New World Black
Atlantic Writing Chapter 6: The Body of Vodou: Corporeality and the
Location of Gender in Afro-Diasporic Religion Roberto Strongman Chapter 7:
Hoodoo Ladies and High Conjurers: New Directions for an Old Archetype
Kameelah Martin Chapter 8: From Africa to America by Way of the Caribbean:
Fictionalized Histories of the Diasporic Slave Woman's Presence in America
Artress Bethany White Section 3: African Deities and Divinations as Forces
in New World Black Works Chapter 9: Expressions of African-Based
Spirituality in Edwidge Danticat's Breath, Eyes, Memory Beauty Bragg
Chapter 10: Waiting for Olodumare: Ishmael Reed and the Recovery of Yoruba"
Darryl Dickson-Carr Chapter 11: Testing and Changing: Esu and Oya 'Making
it Do What it Do' in The Best Man Georgene Bess Montgomery Chapter 12:
Cuban Utopianism and Haitian Messiah: Spiritual Provocations of Collective
Catalyst in Jacques Roumain's Masters of the Dew Mario Chandler
Carol Marsh-Lockett and Elizabeth J. West Section 1: Imagining African
Faith Systems in the Postmodern World Chapter 2: The Gods Who Speak in Many
Voices, and in None: African Novelists on Indigenous and Colonial Religion
John C. Hawley Chapter 3: Reading Spirit: Cosmological Considerations in
Garfield Linton's Voodoomation: A Book of Foretelling Melvin Rahming
Chapter 4: From "Pythian Madness" to an "Inner Ethic of Self-Sacrifice":
The Spirits of Africa and Modernity in Du Bois's Late Writings James
Manigault-Bryant Chapter 5: Rituals of Remembrance: Trauma, Memory, and
Spiritual Practice in Zakes Mda's The Heart of Redness Erica L. Still
Section 2: Integrations of the African and the Western in New World Black
Atlantic Writing Chapter 6: The Body of Vodou: Corporeality and the
Location of Gender in Afro-Diasporic Religion Roberto Strongman Chapter 7:
Hoodoo Ladies and High Conjurers: New Directions for an Old Archetype
Kameelah Martin Chapter 8: From Africa to America by Way of the Caribbean:
Fictionalized Histories of the Diasporic Slave Woman's Presence in America
Artress Bethany White Section 3: African Deities and Divinations as Forces
in New World Black Works Chapter 9: Expressions of African-Based
Spirituality in Edwidge Danticat's Breath, Eyes, Memory Beauty Bragg
Chapter 10: Waiting for Olodumare: Ishmael Reed and the Recovery of Yoruba"
Darryl Dickson-Carr Chapter 11: Testing and Changing: Esu and Oya 'Making
it Do What it Do' in The Best Man Georgene Bess Montgomery Chapter 12:
Cuban Utopianism and Haitian Messiah: Spiritual Provocations of Collective
Catalyst in Jacques Roumain's Masters of the Dew Mario Chandler
Chapter 1: Introduction: African Spirituality and the Ameri-Atlantic World
Carol Marsh-Lockett and Elizabeth J. West Section 1: Imagining African
Faith Systems in the Postmodern World Chapter 2: The Gods Who Speak in Many
Voices, and in None: African Novelists on Indigenous and Colonial Religion
John C. Hawley Chapter 3: Reading Spirit: Cosmological Considerations in
Garfield Linton's Voodoomation: A Book of Foretelling Melvin Rahming
Chapter 4: From "Pythian Madness" to an "Inner Ethic of Self-Sacrifice":
The Spirits of Africa and Modernity in Du Bois's Late Writings James
Manigault-Bryant Chapter 5: Rituals of Remembrance: Trauma, Memory, and
Spiritual Practice in Zakes Mda's The Heart of Redness Erica L. Still
Section 2: Integrations of the African and the Western in New World Black
Atlantic Writing Chapter 6: The Body of Vodou: Corporeality and the
Location of Gender in Afro-Diasporic Religion Roberto Strongman Chapter 7:
Hoodoo Ladies and High Conjurers: New Directions for an Old Archetype
Kameelah Martin Chapter 8: From Africa to America by Way of the Caribbean:
Fictionalized Histories of the Diasporic Slave Woman's Presence in America
Artress Bethany White Section 3: African Deities and Divinations as Forces
in New World Black Works Chapter 9: Expressions of African-Based
Spirituality in Edwidge Danticat's Breath, Eyes, Memory Beauty Bragg
Chapter 10: Waiting for Olodumare: Ishmael Reed and the Recovery of Yoruba"
Darryl Dickson-Carr Chapter 11: Testing and Changing: Esu and Oya 'Making
it Do What it Do' in The Best Man Georgene Bess Montgomery Chapter 12:
Cuban Utopianism and Haitian Messiah: Spiritual Provocations of Collective
Catalyst in Jacques Roumain's Masters of the Dew Mario Chandler
Carol Marsh-Lockett and Elizabeth J. West Section 1: Imagining African
Faith Systems in the Postmodern World Chapter 2: The Gods Who Speak in Many
Voices, and in None: African Novelists on Indigenous and Colonial Religion
John C. Hawley Chapter 3: Reading Spirit: Cosmological Considerations in
Garfield Linton's Voodoomation: A Book of Foretelling Melvin Rahming
Chapter 4: From "Pythian Madness" to an "Inner Ethic of Self-Sacrifice":
The Spirits of Africa and Modernity in Du Bois's Late Writings James
Manigault-Bryant Chapter 5: Rituals of Remembrance: Trauma, Memory, and
Spiritual Practice in Zakes Mda's The Heart of Redness Erica L. Still
Section 2: Integrations of the African and the Western in New World Black
Atlantic Writing Chapter 6: The Body of Vodou: Corporeality and the
Location of Gender in Afro-Diasporic Religion Roberto Strongman Chapter 7:
Hoodoo Ladies and High Conjurers: New Directions for an Old Archetype
Kameelah Martin Chapter 8: From Africa to America by Way of the Caribbean:
Fictionalized Histories of the Diasporic Slave Woman's Presence in America
Artress Bethany White Section 3: African Deities and Divinations as Forces
in New World Black Works Chapter 9: Expressions of African-Based
Spirituality in Edwidge Danticat's Breath, Eyes, Memory Beauty Bragg
Chapter 10: Waiting for Olodumare: Ishmael Reed and the Recovery of Yoruba"
Darryl Dickson-Carr Chapter 11: Testing and Changing: Esu and Oya 'Making
it Do What it Do' in The Best Man Georgene Bess Montgomery Chapter 12:
Cuban Utopianism and Haitian Messiah: Spiritual Provocations of Collective
Catalyst in Jacques Roumain's Masters of the Dew Mario Chandler