Emplaced Belief

Jay Johnston FAHA is Honorary Professor in Gender and Cultural Studies at the University of Sydney. Recent publications include Amulets in Magical Practice (Cambridge Element 2024) andStag and Stone: Religion, Archaeology and Esoteric Aesthetics (Equinox 2021).

• List of FiguresEditors’ Introduction: Emplaced Belief: A Multivocal IntroductionJay Johnston, Marion Gibson, Jamie Hampson and Nicola WhyteChapter 1. (Dis)placed Heritage: Memory, Museums, and Ecologies of AgencyMariska van der Velde and Kocku von StuckradChapter 2. The Religious Dimensions of Britain’s New Holocaust HeritageDavid TollertonChapter 3. Visible Religion in a Museum ContextMarie Vejrup NielsenChapter 4. Indigenous Rock Art Sites as a Locus of Emplaced BeliefJamie HampsonChapter 5. The Geography of Mbira Music: The Mbira of Zimbabwe as a Forgotten DiplomatAshton SinamaiChapter 6. Social Remembrance, Social Forgetting and Commemoration: The Public History of Witch Trials in Divided Societies with Contested PastsAndrew SneddonChapter 7. Locked but Not Forgotten: Secular Pilgrimage and the Love-LockCeri HoulbrookeChapter 8. Hiking and Heritage: The Creation of American Pilgrimage RoutesGiselle BaderChapter 9. Encountering Remains of Charnel and Saints Inside Historic British ChurchesRuth Nugent, Thomas J. Farrow, and Katherine FosterChapter 10. Sacred Heritage, Spiritous Waters and the Subterranean Imagination in Early Modern BritainNicola WhyteChapter 11. Sacred Species and Biocultural Heritage: Systems of Value and Practice in Conservation Assessment and EducationJay JohnstonAfterwordJay Johnston, Marion Gibson, Jamie Hampson and Nicola WhyteIndex