Nouvelle publication AMAZ

 

Indigenous Churches. Anthropology of Christianity in Lowland South America

Ouvrage co-édité par Élise Capredon, Minna Opas et César Ceriani Cernadas. 

 

2022, Palgrave Macmillan : https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-14494-3

 

Résumé: Cet ouvrage collectif, qui a bénéficié du soutien du projet AMAZ, analyse le développement et la diversification des Églises indigènes dans les basses terres de l’Amérique du Sud à partir de huit études de cas : cinq études sur l’Amazonie et trois sur le Chaco argentin. Il est préfacé par Aparecida Vilaça (UFRJ) et « postfacé » par Pablo Wright (CONICET).

 

Table des matières

Introduction: Indigenous Churches—Christian Affiliations and Inter-denominational Relationships in Lowland South America

     Élise Capredon, César Ceriani Cernadas, Minna Opas

Floating Charisma: Leaderships, Denominations, and Materialities in Argentine Chaco Indigenous Churches

    César Ceriani Cernadas

“They Are Very Different from Us”: Institutional Form, Leadership, and Inter-denominational Relations in Amazonia

    Minna Opas

Christianity, Materiality, and the Critique of Modernity in the Colombian Amazon 

    Pabón Esteban Rozo 

Indigenous Evangelicals, Adventists, and Catholics: Intersections of Christianity and Shamanism on the Brazil/French Guiana Amazonian Border

    Artionka Capiberibe 

Danzas de alabanza (Praise Dances): Pentecostal Ritual or Shamanic Resurgence?

    Florencia Tola, Emilio Robledo

Off the Baptist Path: Christian Becoming in Indigenous Amazonia

    Luis García Briceño

Alliances and Divisions Within an Indigenous Evangelical Movement: The Case of Shipibo-Conibo Churches (Peruvian Amazonia)

    Élise Capredon

Ethnography of Uneasiness: Violence and Religion Among the Guarani of the Andean Foothills in the 1970s, Argentina

    Mariana Espinosa

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