Produktbild: Spirits and Letters

Spirits and Letters Reading, Writing and Charisma in African Christianity

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Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

01.05.2008

Verlag

Berghahn Books, Inc

Seitenzahl

286

Maße (L/B/H)

23.5/15.7/2 cm

Gewicht

517 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-84545-483-8

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

01.05.2008

Verlag

Berghahn Books, Inc

Seitenzahl

286

Maße (L/B/H)

23.5/15.7/2 cm

Gewicht

517 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-84545-483-8

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: Spirits and Letters
  • List of Illustrations
    Acknowledgements
    Notes on Language

    Introduction

    • Charisma – Institution
    • Charisma/Spirit/Orality – Institution/Letter/Literacy
    • African Literate Religion
    • ‘Spirit’ and ‘Letter’ in African Christianity
    • Examining Literacy Practices
    • The Fieldwork
    • Outline of the Book

    PART I: HISTORIES AND ETHNOGRAPHIES

    Chapter 1. Colonial Literacies

    • Mission, School and Printing Press
    • Steps towards Secularization
    • Counterforce in Writing
    • What is a School?
    • Resistance and Non-religious Literacies
    • Colonial Bureaucracy
    • Evangelists as Administrators

    Chapter 2. Passages, Configurations, Traces

    • At the Edge of the Road
    • On the Road
    • Early Evangelisations
    • Christianity in the 1990s
    • Religious Intersections

    Chapter 3. Schooled Literacy, Schooled Religion

    PART II: LITERATE RELIGION

    • Enrolment in School
    • After the Ringing of the Bell
    • Recitations of Syllabi
    • Experiences with Mission Schools
    • Contemporary Religious Education

    Chapter 4. Literate Cultures in a Material World

    • The Bible as an Everyday Object
    • Literacy in Times of Paper Shortage
    • Getting Hold of Christian Publications
    • Publications as Property

    Chapter 5. Indices to the Scriptural

    • Bible Talks
    • Programmatic Visibility
    • References to the Book

    Chapter 6. The Fringes of Christianity

    • Blurrings and Criteria
    • Turning Letters Upside Down

    Chapter 7. Thoughts about ‘Religions of the Book’

    • Book People
    • Scriptural Inerrancy and Authority
    • Canonization and the Bridging of Realms

    PART III: WAYS OF READING

    Chapter 8. Texts, Readers, Spirit

    • Bibles, Versions, Origins
    • Pamphlets and Eclecticism
    • Selections and Combinations
    • Private Readings, Implicit Influences
    • Bible Studies

    Chapter 9. Evanescence and the Necessity of Intermediation

    • The Impossibility of Storing the Holy Spirit
    • Objects, Bodies and Spiritual Evanescence

    Chapter 10. Setting Texts in Motion

    • Deciphering and Preaching
    • Sediments of the Spirit

    Chapter 11. Missions in Writing

    • Literacy Networking
    • The Jehovah’s Witnesses: Questions and Answers
    • The New Apostolic Church: Mediation via Circulars
    • Supplements as ‘Obligatory Passage Points’
    • Enablement through Denominational Publications

    Chapter 12. Enablements to Literacy

    • Rumination and Scholarship
    • Scripture and Enablement
    • Enabling Supplements

    PART IV: BUREAUCRACY IN THE PENTECOSTAL-CHARISMATIC MODE

    Chapter 13. Offices and the Dispersion of Charisma

    • Bureaucracy as Social Practice
    • Organizational Formalization as a Founding Myth
    • Dispersing Charisma, Allocating Offices
    • Charisma, Hierarchies, Variations
    • Ignorance and Mutual Recognition

    Chapter 14. Positions of Writers, Positions in Writings

    • Certifications of Authority
    • God’s Secretaries
    • Identifications and Registries
    • Fixing Polyvalent Rites of Passage
    • Portrayals of the Momentary

    Chapter 15. Outlines for the Future, Documents of the Immediate

    • Agendas as Revelations
    • Reports of the Unpredictable
    • Agendas, Reports, and the Holy Spirit
    • Re-spiritualizing Bureaucracy

    Chapter 16. Bureaucracy In-Between

    • Flows and Facades
    • African Christianity and the State
    • Formalizing Social Relations
    • Imagining the State
    • Legacies and Isomorphism
    • Presentations and Concealments
    • Bureaucracy as Pentecostal-charismatic Empowerment

    Chapter 17. Epilogue

    Bibliography
    Index