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Introduction Charting the Voyage Henry John Drewal Drewal, Henry John 1
1 Mami Wata and the Sierra Leone Diamonds: Wealth and Enslavement in Men's Dreams and the State Economy Rosalind Shaw Shaw, Rosalind 19
2 Enchanted Rivers: True Stories about Water Spirits from the Niger Delta Martha G. Anderson Anderson, Martha G. 27
3 Burumo Painting: Reflections of the Waterspirit World upon the Body of a Waterspirit-Carrying-Woman Judith Gleason Gleason, Judith 49
4 Water Spirits in Water-less Places: The Case of Madame Sabot Adeline Masquelier Masquelier, Adeline 75
5 Mami Wata, Mr. White, and the Sirens off Bar Beach: Spirits and Dangerous Consumption in the Nigerian Popular Press Misty L. Bastian Bastian, Misty L. 87
6 A Memoir of Mami Wata in Azumini Henrietta Cosentino Cosentino, Henrietta 95
7 Tale of the Achikobo: It's the Tail That Is Mine Jean M. Borgatti Borgatti, Jean M. 105
8 Mami Wata, Wealth-Owning Spirits, and Changing Economic Morals in West Africa Barbara Frank Frank, Barbara 115
9 Congolese Mami Wata: The Charm and Delusion of Modernity Bogumil Jewsiewicki Jewsiewicki, Bogumil 125
10 Tafisula or The Mami Wata: A Mwondo Theatre Production Jill Mac Dougall Dougall, Jill Mac 143
11 A Fish Out of Water: The Inland Migration of the Dona Fish to the Luapula Plateau, Zambia Ruth Kerkham Simbao Simbao, Ruth Kerkham 157
12 Abidjan Mamiwater and Aba Yaba: Two Profiles of Mami/Maame Water Priesthood in Ghana Kofi Asare Opoku Opoku, Kofi Asare Kathleen O'Brien Wicker Wicker, Kathleen O'Brien 171
13 A Tribute to Mami Wata Vodun Supreme Chief Daagbo Hounon Houna Sharon Caulder-HounonCaulder-Hounon, Sharon 191
14 The Laughing Vodou Goddess: A Photo-Essay Henning Christoph Christoph, Henning 209
15 Mami Wata: The Goddess of Water and Beauty Lives Paul Akakpo Akakpo, Paul 213
16 The Mami-Wata Phenomenon: "Old Wine in New Skin" Osa D. Egonwa Egonwa, Osa D. 217
17 Mami Wata, Water Spirits, and Returners in and near the Igbo Culture Area Elizabeth Isichei Isichei, Elizabeth 229
18 Dada-Dreadlock-Hair: The Hidden Messages of Mammy Water in Southeastern Nigeria Sabine Jell-Bahlsen Jell-Bahlsen, Sabine 245
19 Mermaids and Mami Wata on Brassware from Old Calabar Jeremy Coote Coote, Jeremy Jill Salmons Salmons, Jill 259
20 The Ejagham Interpretation of a Sculpture of Mami Wata Ute M. Roschenthaler Roschenthaler, Ute M. 277
21 Mami Watas, Miengu, and Mermaids: Water Spirits of Coastal Cameroon Rosalinde G. Wilcox Wilcox, Rosalinde G. 293
22 Water Spirits and Mermaids: The Copperbelt Chitapo Brian Siegel
23 Mummy Wata Goes South: An Interview with a Zulu Devotee K. Limakatso Kendall Kendall, K. Limakatso 315
24 "Oh hurry to the river!" uMamlambo Models in the Eastern Cape, South Africa Sean Morrow Morrow, Sean Nwabisa Vokwana Vokwana, Nwabisa 325
25 Mami Wata: The Slippery Mermaid Phenomenon Dunja Hersak Hersak, Dunja 339
26 Mammy Wata, Inc Joseph Nevadomsky Nevadomsky, Joseph 351
27 Mami Wata: An Urban Presence or the Making of a Tradition in Benin City, Nigeria Charles Gore Gore, Charles 361
28 Mami Water as a Christian Demon: The Eroticism of Forbidden Pleasures in Southern Ghana Birgit Meyer Meyer, Birgit 383
29 Mami Wata: A Vanishing Art in Port Harcourt, Nigeria Nnamdi Elleh Elleh, Nnamdi 399
30 Mermaids and End-Time Jezebels: New Tales from Old Calabar Rosalind I. J. Hackett Hackett, Rosalind I. J. 405
31 The Intersection of Evangelism, AIDS, and Mami Wata in Popular Music in Centrafrique Michelle Kisliuk Kisliuk, Michelle 413
32 The Role of Mammy Wata as an Agent for the Promotion of Ogoni National Identity Jill Salmons Salmons, Jill 423
33 Of Micro-hydros and Mami Wata: Rural Development Meets Mythological Reality Richard B. Peterson Peterson, Richard B. 435
34 The Bride of the Rain in North Africa Cynthia Becker Becker, Cynthia 447
35 Death of the Mermaid and Political Intrigue in the Indian Ocean Eileen Moyer Moyer, Eileen 451
36 Somewhere under Dan's Rainbow: Joseph Kossivi Ahiator's "India Spirits" in His Mami Wata Pantheon Dana Rush Rush, Dana 467
37 Inbetweeners: Mamiwata and the Hybridity of Contemporary African Art Moyo Okediji Okediji, Moyo 479
38 Jack Akpan's Mammy-Water Chika Okeke-Agulu Okeke-Agulu, Chika 493
39 The Creation and Consecration of a Mami Wata Sculpture Henning Christoph Christoph, Henning 507
40 Communicating with the Gods: An Altar Dedication to Mami Wata Philipp Schiemann Schiemann, Philipp 511
41 The Ever-Changing Face of Watramama in Suriname: A Water Goddess in Creolization since the Seventeenth Century Alex van Stipriaan van Stipriaan, Alex 525
42 Saramaka Sea Gods Richard Price Price, Richard 549
43 Arts for the Water Spirits of Haitian Vodou Marilyn Houlberg Houlberg, Marilyn 561
44 Sodo, Haiti, 1997-2001: The Pilgrimage to Healing Waters - A Photo-Essay Phyllis Galembo Galembo, Phyllis 569
45 Misterios: The Making of a Documentary as a Way of Exploring One's Own Faith Giovanni Savino Savino, Giovanni 573
46 Mami Wata - "It's in the Blood": A Personal Journal of Ancestral Resurrection in the Aftermath of Slavery Mamaissii Vivian Hunter-Hindrew Hunter-Hindrew, Mamaissii Vivian Mama Zogbe Zogbe, Mama Hounon-Amengansie 579
List of References 593
List of Illustrations and Other Media 627
Index 657
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