Voodoo in Haiti is a masterwork of observation and description by one of the most distinguished anthropologists of the twentieth century. Alfred Métraux (1902-1963) has written a rich and lasting study of the lives and rituals of the Haitian mambos and adepts, and of the history and origins of their religion. It is an accurate and engaging account of one of the most fascinating and misunderstood cultures in the world. Translated by Hugo Charteris Introduction by Sidney W. Mintz
Voodoo in Haiti is a masterwork of observation and description by one of the most distinguished anthropologists of the twentieth century. Alfred Métraux (1902-1963) has written a rich and lasting study of the lives and rituals of the Haitian mambos and adepts, and of the history and origins of their religion. It is an accurate and engaging account of one of the most fascinating and misunderstood cultures in the world. Translated by Hugo Charteris Introduction by Sidney W. MintzHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1 • THE HISTORY OF VOODOO Origins and History of the Voodoo Cults • 25
2 • THE SOCIAL FRAMEWORK OF VOODOO I. The Social Framework of Voodoo • 58 II. Voodoo Clergy and Cult-groups • 61 III. The Sanctuaries • 77
3 • THE SUPERNATURAL WORLD I. Gods and Spirits in Haitian Voodoo • 82 II. The Power of the Loa • 95 III. The Voodoo Pantheon • 100 IV. Possession • 120 V. Epiphany of the Gods • 141 VI. Dreams • 143 VII. The Cult of Twins • 146 VIII. Animist Beliefs • 153
4 • RITUAL I. Ritual • 157 II. The Ritual Salutations • 158 III. The Flag Parade • 160 IV. Invocation Formulae • 161 V. The Libations • 162 VI. Orientation Rites • 162 VII. Material Representation of Divinity • 163 VIII. The Sacrifice • 168 IX. Offerings • 176 X. Music and Dance • 177 XI. Initiations Rites in Haitian Voodoo • 192 XII. Mystical Marriage in Voodoo • 212 XIII. The Conjuring Up of Loa • 219 XIV. The Feast of Yams • 224 XV. Voodoo Christmas in Haiti • 226 XVI. The Cult of the Dead • 243
5 • MAGIC AND SORCERY I. Magic and Sorcery • 266 II. The Societies of Sorcerers • 292 III. White Magic • 305 IV. Ordeals • 319 V. Divination • 320
6. VOODOO AND CHRISTIANITY Voodoo and Christianity • 323
1 • THE HISTORY OF VOODOO Origins and History of the Voodoo Cults • 25
2 • THE SOCIAL FRAMEWORK OF VOODOO I. The Social Framework of Voodoo • 58 II. Voodoo Clergy and Cult-groups • 61 III. The Sanctuaries • 77
3 • THE SUPERNATURAL WORLD I. Gods and Spirits in Haitian Voodoo • 82 II. The Power of the Loa • 95 III. The Voodoo Pantheon • 100 IV. Possession • 120 V. Epiphany of the Gods • 141 VI. Dreams • 143 VII. The Cult of Twins • 146 VIII. Animist Beliefs • 153
4 • RITUAL I. Ritual • 157 II. The Ritual Salutations • 158 III. The Flag Parade • 160 IV. Invocation Formulae • 161 V. The Libations • 162 VI. Orientation Rites • 162 VII. Material Representation of Divinity • 163 VIII. The Sacrifice • 168 IX. Offerings • 176 X. Music and Dance • 177 XI. Initiations Rites in Haitian Voodoo • 192 XII. Mystical Marriage in Voodoo • 212 XIII. The Conjuring Up of Loa • 219 XIV. The Feast of Yams • 224 XV. Voodoo Christmas in Haiti • 226 XVI. The Cult of the Dead • 243
5 • MAGIC AND SORCERY I. Magic and Sorcery • 266 II. The Societies of Sorcerers • 292 III. White Magic • 305 IV. Ordeals • 319 V. Divination • 320
6. VOODOO AND CHRISTIANITY Voodoo and Christianity • 323