Volume 3 (2012): Issue 1 (Dec 2012)

in Religion and Society

Introduction
- Introduction
  
  One Hundred Years of Anthropology of Religion
I. Portrait: Jean Comaroff
- Portrait
  
  Jean Comaroff
II. Articles
- Contemporary Cosmologies, Critical Reimaginings
- Seriousness, Irony, and the Mission of Hyperbole
- The Multiple Agencies of Afro-Brazilian Religions
- Religion and Diaspora
- The Contribution of Post-colonial Critique to an Anthropology of Missions
- Occupied Territory at the Interstices of the Sacred
  
  Between Capital and Community
- God Does Not Play Dice with the Universe, or Does He?
  
  Anthropological Interlocutions of Sport and Religion
III. Debate: Religion and Revolution
- Debate
  
  Religion and Revolution
IV. An Author Meets His Critics
- An Author Meets His Critics
  
  Around Manuel A. Vásquez’s “More Than Belief: A Materialist Theory of Religion”
V. Teaching
- Religion Matters
  
  Reflections from an AAA Teaching Workshop
VI. News
- News
VII. Book and Film Reviews
- Book and Film Reviews

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