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7. The Shakers of St. Vincent: A Symbolic Focus for Discourses 87
CHARLES GULLICK
8. Contested Rituals of the African Diaspora 105
STEPHEN D. GLAZIER
9. From Mimesis to Appropriation in Shouter Baptism and
Shango: The Earth People of Trinidad 		121
ROLAND LITTLEWOOD
10. Religion, Patriarchy, and the Status of Rastafarian Women 141
OBIAGELE LAKE
11. Rastafari Perceptions of Self and Symbolism 159
WILLIAM R. VAN DE BERG
12. The Nation of Islam 177
MIKE TAYLOR
13. Santería and Curanderismo in Los Angeles 211
BRIAN MCGUIRE AND DUNCAN SCRYMGEOUR
14. Some Thoughts on Syncretism in Suriname Creole Migrant
Culture, as Reproduced by Migrant Women in the Netherlands 		223
INEKE VAN WETERING
15. The African Diaspora in the Netherlands 245
GERRIE TER HAAR
16. From Africa into Italy: The Exorcistic-Therapeutic Cult
of Emmanuel Milingo 		263
VITTORIO LANTERNARI
17. Pseudo-Conversion and African Independent Churches 285
VICTOR WAN-TATAH
Selected Bibliography 297
Index 301
About the Contributors 305

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Publication Information: Book Title: New Trends and Developments in African Religions. Contributors: Peter B. Clarke - editor. Publisher: Greenwood Press. Place of Publication: Westport, CT. Publication Year: 1998. Page Number: vi.
    
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