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Acknowledgments xi
Introduction Jacob K. Olupona Terry Rey 3
Yoruba Religious Culture in Africa
The Tolerant Gods Wole Soyinka 31
Who Was the First to Speak? Insights from Ifa Orature and Sculptural Repertoire Rowland Abiodun 51
In What Tongue? Olasope O. Oyelaran 70
Orisa: A Prolegomenon to a Philosophy of Yoruba Religion Olufemi Taiwo 84
Associated Place-Names and Sacred Icons of Seven Yoruba Deities Cornelius O. Adepegba 106
Twice-Told Tales: Yoruba Religious and Cultural Hegemony in Benin, Nigeria Flora Edouwaye S. Kaplan 128
Meta-Cultural Processes and Ritual Realities in the Precolonial History of the Lagos Region Sandra T. Barnes 164
The Pathways of Osun as Cultural Synergy Diedre L. Badejo 191
Religious Encounter in Southwestern Nigeria: The Domestication of Islam among the Yoruba H. O. Danmole 202
Yoruba Moral Epistemology as the Basis for a Cross-Cultural Ethics Barry Hallen 222
Yoruba Religious Culture beyond Africa
Yoruba Religion and Globalization: Some Reflections Olabiyi Babalola Yai 233
Clearing New Paths into an Old Forest: AladuraChristianity in Europe Afe Adogame 247
Globalization and the Evolution of Haitian Vodou Laennec Hurbon Terry Rey 263
Historicizing Ifa Culture in Oyotunji African Village Ikulomi Djisovi Eason 278
Ritual Change and the Changing Canon: Divinatory Legitimization of Yoruba Ancestral Roots in Oyotunji African Village Kamari Maxine Clarke 286
The Dynamic Influence of Cubans, Puerto Ricans, and African Americans in the Growth of Ocha in New York City Marta Moreno Vega 320
From Cuban Santeria to African Yoruba: Evolutions in African American Orisa History, 1959-1970 Tracey E. Hucks 337
Santeria in the Twenty-first Century Mercedes Cros Sandoval 355
La Santeria: An Integrating, Mythological Worldview in a Disintegrating Society Juan J. Sosa 372
Myth, Memory, and History: Brazil's Sacred Music of Shango Jose Flavio Pessoa de Barros$dTranslated by Maria P. Junqueira 400
Yoruba Sacred Songs in the New World Jose Jorge de Carvalho 416
Axexe Funeral Rites in Brazil's Orisa Religion: Constitution, Significance, and Tendencies Reginaldo Prandi$dTranslated by Maria P. Junqueira 437
From Oral to Digital: Rethinking the Transmission of Tradition in Yoruba Religion George Edward Brandon 448
Orisa Traditions and the Internet Diaspora Joseph M. Murphy 470
Gender, Politics, and Hybridism in the Transnationalization of Yoruba Culture Rita Laura Segato$dTranslated by Ernesto Ignacio de Carvalho 485
Is There Gender in Yoruba Culture? J. Lorand Matory 513
Postscript John Pemberton III 559
Glossary 573
Contributors 581
Index 589
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Add Orisa Devotion as World Religion, As the twenty-first century begins, tens of millions of people participate in devotions to the spirits called Òrìsà. This book explores the emergence of Òrìsà devotion as a world religion, one of the most remarkable and compelling developments in the hist, Orisa Devotion as World Religion to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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