Readings in indigenous religions

Abstract

Ontology: Ojibwa ontology, behaviour and world view, A. Irving Hallowell partners and consumers - making relations visible, Marilyn Strathern Animism revisited - personhood, environment and relational epistemology, Nurit Bird-David sharing the flower - a non-supernaturalistic theory of Grace, Kenneth Morrison. Performance: the ontological journey, Margaret T. Drewal a visible spirit from Zambia, Edith Turner postcolonial sun dancing at Wakpamni Lake, Dale Stover divine connections - the Mansin and her clients, L. Kendall understanding a (secular) primitive society, Berel D. Lerner. Knowledge: Maori religion, T.P. Tawhai He Taonga Tuku Iho, Hei Ara - a gift handed down as a pathway, Emma Dreadon the sky people, Patricia Grace a declaration of the independence of New Zealand and the treaty of Waitangi I am an indigenist, Ward Churchill Australian icons - notes on perception, Gordon Bennett land, sacred site, ancestral clearing and environmental ethics, Deborah Bird Rose the watching world, R.K. Nelson.

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