The Cambridge History of Religions in Latin America covers religious history in Latin America from pre-Conquest times until the present.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Introduction Virginia Garrard-Burnett, Paul Freston and Stephen Dove; 2. Religion in the pre-contact New World: Mesoamerica and the Andes David Tavárez; 3. Religion in the pre-contact Old World: Europe Carlos M. N. Eire; 4. Religion in the pre-contact Old World: Africa Asonzeh Ukah; 5. Extending Christendom: religious understanding of the other Miguel León-Portilla; 6. New World 'savages', anthropophagy, and the European religious imagination Amos Megged; 7. Evangelization and indigenous religious reactions to conquest and colonization Manuel Aguilar-Moreno; 8. Tridentine Catholicism in the New World Brian Larkin; 9. The Inquisition in the New World Bruno Feitler; 10. Saint, shrines, and festivals days in colonial Spanish America Frances L. Ramos; 11. The Baroque church Pamela Voekel; 12. The Spanish missions of North and South America Ramón A. Gutiérrez; 13. The Church, Africans, and slave religion in Latin America Joan Bristol; 14. Messianic and revitalization movements Miguel C. Leatham; 15. The expulsion of the Jesuits and the late colonial period John Lynch; 16. The Church and Latin American independence Jeffrey Klaiber; 17. Liberalism, anticlericalism, and antireligious currents in the nineteenth century Matthew Butler; 18. Religious devotion, rebellion, and messianic movements: popular Catholicism in the nineteenth century Douglass Sullivan-Gonzalez; 19. Historical Protestantism in Latin America Stephen Dove; 20. The Lutheran Church in Latin America: an overview Martin N. Dreher; 21. Marianism in Latin America Timothy Matovina; 22. Secularism and secularization Roberto Blancarte; 23. The revival of Latin American Catholicism, 1900-60 Bonar Ludwig Hernández Sandoval; 24. The intellectual roots of liberation theology Ivan Petrella; 25. Progressive Catholicism in Latin America: sources and its evolution from Vatican II to Pope Francis Manuel A. Vásquez and Anna L. Peterson; 26. The Catholic Church and dictatorship Susan Fitzpatrick-Behrens; 27. Latin American Pentecostalism as a new form of popular religion André Corten; 28. History, current reality, and prospects of Pentecostalism in Latin America Paul Freston; 29. The Catholic charismatic renewal and the incipient pentecostalization of Latin American Catholicism Jakob Egeris Thorsen; 30. The religious media and visual culture in Latin America Karina Kosicki Bellotti; 31. Contemporary popular Catholicism in Latin America Jennifer Scheper Hughes; 32. Catholicism and political parties in modern Latin America Michael Fleet; 33. Human rights: an ongoing concern Christine Kovic; 34. Religion and gender in Latin America Kevin Lewis O'Neill; 35. Christian churches, reproduction and sexuality in Latin America Maria das Dores Campos Machado; 36. Indigenous peoples: religious change and political awakening Timothy J. Steigenga and Sandra Lazo de la Vega; 37. Inculturation theology and the 'new evangelization' Andrew Orta; 38. African diaspora religions in Latin America today Stephen Selka; 39. Afro-Caribbean religions Miguel A. De La Torre; 40. Spiritism in Latin America Sidney M. Greenfield; 41. Transnationalism, globalization, and Latin American religions Todd Hartch; 42. Religious identity and emigration from Latin America Thomas A. Tweed; 43. Neither Catholics nor Protestants: Mormons, Jehovah's Witnesses, Adventists, and La Luz del Mundo Patricia Fortuny de Loret and Henri Gooren; 44. Jews and Judaism in Latin America Jeffrey Lesser; 45. Islam in Latin America Cecília L. Mariz; 46. Asian Religions in Latin America Jeffrey Lesser; 47. Ecumenism in Latin America: between the marketplace and the desert Edin Abumanssur; 48. The religious field in Latin America: autonomy and fragmentation David Lehmann; 49. Pathways to the future Daniel H. Levine.
1. Introduction Virginia Garrard-Burnett, Paul Freston and Stephen Dove; 2. Religion in the pre-contact New World: Mesoamerica and the Andes David Tavárez; 3. Religion in the pre-contact Old World: Europe Carlos M. N. Eire; 4. Religion in the pre-contact Old World: Africa Asonzeh Ukah; 5. Extending Christendom: religious understanding of the other Miguel León-Portilla; 6. New World 'savages', anthropophagy, and the European religious imagination Amos Megged; 7. Evangelization and indigenous religious reactions to conquest and colonization Manuel Aguilar-Moreno; 8. Tridentine Catholicism in the New World Brian Larkin; 9. The Inquisition in the New World Bruno Feitler; 10. Saint, shrines, and festivals days in colonial Spanish America Frances L. Ramos; 11. The Baroque church Pamela Voekel; 12. The Spanish missions of North and South America Ramón A. Gutiérrez; 13. The Church, Africans, and slave religion in Latin America Joan Bristol; 14. Messianic and revitalization movements Miguel C. Leatham; 15. The expulsion of the Jesuits and the late colonial period John Lynch; 16. The Church and Latin American independence Jeffrey Klaiber; 17. Liberalism, anticlericalism, and antireligious currents in the nineteenth century Matthew Butler; 18. Religious devotion, rebellion, and messianic movements: popular Catholicism in the nineteenth century Douglass Sullivan-Gonzalez; 19. Historical Protestantism in Latin America Stephen Dove; 20. The Lutheran Church in Latin America: an overview Martin N. Dreher; 21. Marianism in Latin America Timothy Matovina; 22. Secularism and secularization Roberto Blancarte; 23. The revival of Latin American Catholicism, 1900-60 Bonar Ludwig Hernández Sandoval; 24. The intellectual roots of liberation theology Ivan Petrella; 25. Progressive Catholicism in Latin America: sources and its evolution from Vatican II to Pope Francis Manuel A. Vásquez and Anna L. Peterson; 26. The Catholic Church and dictatorship Susan Fitzpatrick-Behrens; 27. Latin American Pentecostalism as a new form of popular religion André Corten; 28. History, current reality, and prospects of Pentecostalism in Latin America Paul Freston; 29. The Catholic charismatic renewal and the incipient pentecostalization of Latin American Catholicism Jakob Egeris Thorsen; 30. The religious media and visual culture in Latin America Karina Kosicki Bellotti; 31. Contemporary popular Catholicism in Latin America Jennifer Scheper Hughes; 32. Catholicism and political parties in modern Latin America Michael Fleet; 33. Human rights: an ongoing concern Christine Kovic; 34. Religion and gender in Latin America Kevin Lewis O'Neill; 35. Christian churches, reproduction and sexuality in Latin America Maria das Dores Campos Machado; 36. Indigenous peoples: religious change and political awakening Timothy J. Steigenga and Sandra Lazo de la Vega; 37. Inculturation theology and the 'new evangelization' Andrew Orta; 38. African diaspora religions in Latin America today Stephen Selka; 39. Afro-Caribbean religions Miguel A. De La Torre; 40. Spiritism in Latin America Sidney M. Greenfield; 41. Transnationalism, globalization, and Latin American religions Todd Hartch; 42. Religious identity and emigration from Latin America Thomas A. Tweed; 43. Neither Catholics nor Protestants: Mormons, Jehovah's Witnesses, Adventists, and La Luz del Mundo Patricia Fortuny de Loret and Henri Gooren; 44. Jews and Judaism in Latin America Jeffrey Lesser; 45. Islam in Latin America Cecília L. Mariz; 46. Asian Religions in Latin America Jeffrey Lesser; 47. Ecumenism in Latin America: between the marketplace and the desert Edin Abumanssur; 48. The religious field in Latin America: autonomy and fragmentation David Lehmann; 49. Pathways to the future Daniel H. Levine.
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