Published: 2018-06-01
Editorial and Introduction
Materializing Religion: Essays in Honor of David Chidester
Abstract 154 | pdf Downloads 23Page 1-6
Decoloniality, Race and Frontiers
Decolonizing the Study of Religions:Muslim Intellectuals and the Enlightenment Project of Religious Studies
Abstract 207 | pdf Downloads 51Page 7-35
Race and Materiality in African Religious Contexts
Abstract 107 | pdf Downloads 36Page 36-56
Frontier Zones and the Study of Religion
Abstract 169 | pdf Downloads 37Page 57-78
Pop Culture, Fakes, and Plasticity
Can’t Help Lovin’:David Chidester’s Pop Culture Colonialism
Abstract 214 | pdf Downloads 40Page 79-104
Fakecraft
Abstract 318 | pdf Downloads 46Page 105-137
‘Everything is Plastic’:The Faith of Unity Movement and theMaking of a Post-Catholic Religion in Uganda
Abstract 161 | pdf Downloads 30Page 138-160
Senses and Media
‘Senses’: Assessing a Key Term inDavid Chidester’s Analysis of Religion
Abstract 246 | pdf Downloads 52Page 161-179
TV is the Devil, the Devil is on TV:Wild Religion and Wild Media in South Africa
Abstract 190 | pdf Downloads 31Page 180-197
African Indigenous Religion, African Christianities, and the Future of Religion
Tracking the Indigenous Sacred, Chidester-style
Abstract 124 | pdf Downloads 32Page 198-209
Ironies of Christian Presencein Southern Africa
Abstract 186 | pdf Downloads 29Page 209-231
A Faith that Does Justice:The Public Testimony of Oliver Tambo
Abstract 136 | pdf Downloads 26Page 232-258
Will Religion Survive? A Critical Discussion of the Divergent Answers of two Atheists: Archaeologist David Lewis-Williams and Philosopher of Religion J.L.Schellenberg
Abstract 174 | pdf Downloads 35Page 259-275
David Chidester: An Appreciation
Abstract 180 | pdf Downloads 29Page 276-279
David Chidester Publications(1982-2018)
Abstract 90 | pdf Downloads 35Page 280-293