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| Brief Table of Contents | |
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| Studying Religion through Practice | |
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| The Twin Transformations of "Religion" | |
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| Domains and Boundaries of Religion | |
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| Rituals of Transition | |
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| Healing through Religion | |
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| Sorcery, Witchcraft, and Modernity | |
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| Worship, Hierarchy, Conflict: Focus on Hinduism | |
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| Imagery and Faith: Focus on Catholicism | |
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| Transatlantic Religion | |
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| Boundaries and Selves in Orthodox Judaism | |
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| Speech and Grace in Protestantism | |
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| New Religious Movements | |
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| Revelation and Authority in Islam | |
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| Migration and Adaptation: Focus on Muslims in Europe | |
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| Virtual Religion | |
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| Secularisms and Religions in Modern States | |
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| Studying Religion through Practice | |
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| What Is "Religion"? | |
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| An Anthropological Approach to Religion | |
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| Practices, Contexts, Diversity | |
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| The Twin Transformations of "Religion" | |
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| Axial Age Transformations | |
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| Enlightenment Transformations | |
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| Social Theory and the Anthropology of Religion | |
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| Domains and Boundaries of Religion | |
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| Combining Religious Practices in Japan | |
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| The State and Religion | |
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| Imposed Definitions of Religion | |
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| Rituals of Transition | |
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| Rites of Passage | |
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| The Pilgrimage to Mecca | |
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| Death Rituals and Society | |
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| Regenerating Life from Death | |
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| Grief and Ritual Form | |
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| Healing through Religion | |
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| Narratives and Healing | |
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| Modern Magic in Japanese New Religions | |
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| What does Science say about Prayer? | |
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| Sorcery, Witchcraft, and Modernity | |
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| African Sorcery and Witchcraft | |
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| Sorcery and Modernity | |
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| Puritan Witchcraft | |
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| Worship, Hierarchy, Conflict: Focus on Hinduism | |
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| Sacrifice, Offerings, and Deities | |
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| Bathing at Benares | |
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| Muslim-Hindu Violence | |
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| Imagery and Faith: Focus on Catholicism | |
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| Relics and Images | |
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| Mary in European Societies | |
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| Transatlantic Religion | |
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| Mary in Mesoamerica | |
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| Africa and Brazil across the Atlantic | |
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| Black Carib Religion in Honduras and New York City | |
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| Boundaries and Selves in Orthodox Judaism | |
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| Taboos and Community in Judaism | |
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| Ultra-Orthodox Jewish Communities | |
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| Growing Up Orthodox | |
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| Speech and Grace in Protestantism | |
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| The Letter and the Spirit of Scripture | |
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| Singing and Certainty among U.S. Primitive Baptists | |
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| Charismatic and Pentecostal Churches | |
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| Encounters and Conversions | |
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| New Religious Movements | |
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| Revitalization Movements | |
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| Land, Wealth, and Religious Visions | |
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| Cults, Recruitment, and Violence | |
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| Why Do People Join Violent Movements? | |
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| Revelation and Authority in Islam | |
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| The Qur'�n as Recitation of God's Speech | |
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| Authority | |
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| Interpretations of Sacrifice | |
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| Migration and Adaptation: Focus on Muslims in Europe | |
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| Migration and Transnational Ties | |
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| Adapting Sacrifice to France | |
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| Can European Societies Be Muslim? | |
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| Virtual Religion | |
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| What Can You Do Online? | |
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| Information, Communication, and Performance | |
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| Experience and Community | |
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| Comparative Communities | |
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| Secularisms and Religions in Modern States | |
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| How to Think about "Secular States" | |
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| Religion and Public Life in the United States | |
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| Three European Variants | |
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| When Religion Underlies Law | |