Ritual, Personhood and the New Animism

Essays in Honour of Graham Harvey

Häftad, Engelska, 2025

AvDavid G. Robertson,Paul-Francois Tremlett

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Graham Harvey’s work — from his early publications on British Pagans, his pioneering work on New Animism to most recently the everyday relational model of religion presented in Food, Sex and Strangers — has had an impact on fields as diverse as environmentalism, ritual, indigenous religion, folklore, and beyond academia. Yet there is a clear through-line, as this volume suggests, a concern with personhood, communication and community which bridges the lived religion approach with emerging network- and rhizome-based theoretical models. Harvey has also impacted the field through the growing network of former students and other early career students who have benefited from his support, directly or through the Open University or the British Association for the Study of Religion, and the many scholars with whom he has produced collaborative works. The contributors of this volume are drawn from these networks, to consider and celebrate Graham’s contributions to the contemporary study of religion.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2025-09-15
Mått156 x 234 x 14 mm
Vikt312 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor204
FörlagEquinox Publishing Ltd
ISBN9781800505810

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Table of ContentsChapter 1. Introduction: Live in Fragments No More, Paul-Francois Tremlett, David G. RobertsonChapter 2. In Search of Ceremony: Dialogues with Indigeneity and Graham Harvey at the ORIGINS Festival, Michael WallingChapter 3. Indigenous Tourism: A Perfect Site for ‘Guesthood’ Research? Helen JenningsChapter 4. ‘Guesthood’ as a Scientific Method: Principles Supporting Relational Research, James L. CoxChapter 5. Harebrained? Michael HousemanChapter 6. Spirit Possession and Trance as Humpty Dumpty words: Reflection on Adjusted Styles of Communication, Bettina E. SchmidtChapter 7. The Ritual Use of Plants in the Caribbean, Christina WelchChapter 8. The Animacy of Fire and Personhood of Plants in Land Restoration , Sarah M. PikeChapter 9. Gaian Animism: Ritual Innovation and Nature Spirituality in Radical Environmentalism and the Global Environmental Milieu, Bron TaylorChapter 10. Rituals, Wood, Bone, and Stone: Material Approaches to Indigenous Religions, Amy Whitehead