Spirit Possession
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Spirit Possession
Multidisciplinary Approaches to a Worldwide Phenomenon
Zempleni, Andras; Pocs, Eva
Central European University Press
06/2022
556
Dura
Inglês
9789633864135
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List of Illustrations
Foreword
Eva Pocs and Andras Zempleni
Discerning Spirit Possessions: An Introduction
Andras Zempleni
PART I. CURRENT CONSTELLATION OF SPIRIT POSSESSION CONCEPTS
Reflecting on the Vocabulary of "Possession" in a South Indian Context
Gilles Tarabout
"Incorporation Does Not Exist": The Brazilian Rejection of the Term "Possession" and Why It Exists Nonetheless
Bettina E. Schmidt
"Figures of Return": The Catholic Church, the Holy Spirit and Embandwa Spirit Possession in Western Uganda
Heike Behrend
Ideas about Spirit Possession and Anti-Devil Practices in the Religious Life of Some Eastern Hungarian Communities
Eva Pocs
The Indigeneity of Spirit Possession: A Contribution to Comparative Theory
Mary L. Keller
PART II. TRANSITIONS AND THRESHOLDS OF CHANGE IN POSSESSION CONCEPTS AND PRACTICES
Specter, Phantom, Demon
Thomas J. Csordas
From Loudun to Dakar, and Back: Possession and Evil in Individualistic and Nonindividualistic Societies
Pierre-Henri Castel
Devil Possession in the Liturgy around the Tenth and Twelfth Centuries
Florence Chave-Mahir
East European Christian Prayers against Hailstorms, Aquatic Demons and Divine Powers in Canonical and Apocryphal Contexts
Emanuela Timotin
The Nightmare in Early Modern England
Janine Riviere
PART III. INTERACTIVE TRANSFORMATIONS OF POPULAR AND OFFICAL POSSESSION IDIOMS AND PRACTICES
Spirit (rw?) in the Dead Sea Scrolls
Ida Froehlich
Domesticating the Dead: Ghosts and Spirit Possession in Late Medieval Italy
Nancy Caciola
Demonic Possession in Orthodox Imperial Russia: Official and Popular Religious Conceptions through the Prism of an 1839-1840 Case Study
Christine D. Worobec
The Healing of the Possessed in Medieval Canonization Processes
Gabor Klaniczay
The Sabbat of the Soul
Sarah Ferber
Ideas of Possession in Eighteenth-Century Hungarian Clerical Thought
Daniel Barth
PART IV. POSSESSION AND SOCIAL REALITY: POSSESSION AS INDIGENOUS HISTIOGRAPHY
?Possession, Communication and Power in Himachal Pradesh (North India)
Daniela Berti
A Day-to-Day Family Chronicle with "Personages" in Madagascar
Michele Fieloux and Jacques Lombard
Anthropological Spirits and Colonial Consciousness in Arabic-Speaking Sudan
Janice Boddy
From Illness to Trance: The Socialization of Spirit Possession in Senegal
Andras Zempleni
On Spirit Possession and Some Parallels with Reincarnation
Michael Lambek
Contributors
Name Index
Subject Index
Geographical Index
Foreword
Eva Pocs and Andras Zempleni
Discerning Spirit Possessions: An Introduction
Andras Zempleni
PART I. CURRENT CONSTELLATION OF SPIRIT POSSESSION CONCEPTS
Reflecting on the Vocabulary of "Possession" in a South Indian Context
Gilles Tarabout
"Incorporation Does Not Exist": The Brazilian Rejection of the Term "Possession" and Why It Exists Nonetheless
Bettina E. Schmidt
"Figures of Return": The Catholic Church, the Holy Spirit and Embandwa Spirit Possession in Western Uganda
Heike Behrend
Ideas about Spirit Possession and Anti-Devil Practices in the Religious Life of Some Eastern Hungarian Communities
Eva Pocs
The Indigeneity of Spirit Possession: A Contribution to Comparative Theory
Mary L. Keller
PART II. TRANSITIONS AND THRESHOLDS OF CHANGE IN POSSESSION CONCEPTS AND PRACTICES
Specter, Phantom, Demon
Thomas J. Csordas
From Loudun to Dakar, and Back: Possession and Evil in Individualistic and Nonindividualistic Societies
Pierre-Henri Castel
Devil Possession in the Liturgy around the Tenth and Twelfth Centuries
Florence Chave-Mahir
East European Christian Prayers against Hailstorms, Aquatic Demons and Divine Powers in Canonical and Apocryphal Contexts
Emanuela Timotin
The Nightmare in Early Modern England
Janine Riviere
PART III. INTERACTIVE TRANSFORMATIONS OF POPULAR AND OFFICAL POSSESSION IDIOMS AND PRACTICES
Spirit (rw?) in the Dead Sea Scrolls
Ida Froehlich
Domesticating the Dead: Ghosts and Spirit Possession in Late Medieval Italy
Nancy Caciola
Demonic Possession in Orthodox Imperial Russia: Official and Popular Religious Conceptions through the Prism of an 1839-1840 Case Study
Christine D. Worobec
The Healing of the Possessed in Medieval Canonization Processes
Gabor Klaniczay
The Sabbat of the Soul
Sarah Ferber
Ideas of Possession in Eighteenth-Century Hungarian Clerical Thought
Daniel Barth
PART IV. POSSESSION AND SOCIAL REALITY: POSSESSION AS INDIGENOUS HISTIOGRAPHY
?Possession, Communication and Power in Himachal Pradesh (North India)
Daniela Berti
A Day-to-Day Family Chronicle with "Personages" in Madagascar
Michele Fieloux and Jacques Lombard
Anthropological Spirits and Colonial Consciousness in Arabic-Speaking Sudan
Janice Boddy
From Illness to Trance: The Socialization of Spirit Possession in Senegal
Andras Zempleni
On Spirit Possession and Some Parallels with Reincarnation
Michael Lambek
Contributors
Name Index
Subject Index
Geographical Index
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Exorcism, body & soul, rites, demons, trance, medium, participant observation
List of Illustrations
Foreword
Eva Pocs and Andras Zempleni
Discerning Spirit Possessions: An Introduction
Andras Zempleni
PART I. CURRENT CONSTELLATION OF SPIRIT POSSESSION CONCEPTS
Reflecting on the Vocabulary of "Possession" in a South Indian Context
Gilles Tarabout
"Incorporation Does Not Exist": The Brazilian Rejection of the Term "Possession" and Why It Exists Nonetheless
Bettina E. Schmidt
"Figures of Return": The Catholic Church, the Holy Spirit and Embandwa Spirit Possession in Western Uganda
Heike Behrend
Ideas about Spirit Possession and Anti-Devil Practices in the Religious Life of Some Eastern Hungarian Communities
Eva Pocs
The Indigeneity of Spirit Possession: A Contribution to Comparative Theory
Mary L. Keller
PART II. TRANSITIONS AND THRESHOLDS OF CHANGE IN POSSESSION CONCEPTS AND PRACTICES
Specter, Phantom, Demon
Thomas J. Csordas
From Loudun to Dakar, and Back: Possession and Evil in Individualistic and Nonindividualistic Societies
Pierre-Henri Castel
Devil Possession in the Liturgy around the Tenth and Twelfth Centuries
Florence Chave-Mahir
East European Christian Prayers against Hailstorms, Aquatic Demons and Divine Powers in Canonical and Apocryphal Contexts
Emanuela Timotin
The Nightmare in Early Modern England
Janine Riviere
PART III. INTERACTIVE TRANSFORMATIONS OF POPULAR AND OFFICAL POSSESSION IDIOMS AND PRACTICES
Spirit (rw?) in the Dead Sea Scrolls
Ida Froehlich
Domesticating the Dead: Ghosts and Spirit Possession in Late Medieval Italy
Nancy Caciola
Demonic Possession in Orthodox Imperial Russia: Official and Popular Religious Conceptions through the Prism of an 1839-1840 Case Study
Christine D. Worobec
The Healing of the Possessed in Medieval Canonization Processes
Gabor Klaniczay
The Sabbat of the Soul
Sarah Ferber
Ideas of Possession in Eighteenth-Century Hungarian Clerical Thought
Daniel Barth
PART IV. POSSESSION AND SOCIAL REALITY: POSSESSION AS INDIGENOUS HISTIOGRAPHY
?Possession, Communication and Power in Himachal Pradesh (North India)
Daniela Berti
A Day-to-Day Family Chronicle with "Personages" in Madagascar
Michele Fieloux and Jacques Lombard
Anthropological Spirits and Colonial Consciousness in Arabic-Speaking Sudan
Janice Boddy
From Illness to Trance: The Socialization of Spirit Possession in Senegal
Andras Zempleni
On Spirit Possession and Some Parallels with Reincarnation
Michael Lambek
Contributors
Name Index
Subject Index
Geographical Index
Foreword
Eva Pocs and Andras Zempleni
Discerning Spirit Possessions: An Introduction
Andras Zempleni
PART I. CURRENT CONSTELLATION OF SPIRIT POSSESSION CONCEPTS
Reflecting on the Vocabulary of "Possession" in a South Indian Context
Gilles Tarabout
"Incorporation Does Not Exist": The Brazilian Rejection of the Term "Possession" and Why It Exists Nonetheless
Bettina E. Schmidt
"Figures of Return": The Catholic Church, the Holy Spirit and Embandwa Spirit Possession in Western Uganda
Heike Behrend
Ideas about Spirit Possession and Anti-Devil Practices in the Religious Life of Some Eastern Hungarian Communities
Eva Pocs
The Indigeneity of Spirit Possession: A Contribution to Comparative Theory
Mary L. Keller
PART II. TRANSITIONS AND THRESHOLDS OF CHANGE IN POSSESSION CONCEPTS AND PRACTICES
Specter, Phantom, Demon
Thomas J. Csordas
From Loudun to Dakar, and Back: Possession and Evil in Individualistic and Nonindividualistic Societies
Pierre-Henri Castel
Devil Possession in the Liturgy around the Tenth and Twelfth Centuries
Florence Chave-Mahir
East European Christian Prayers against Hailstorms, Aquatic Demons and Divine Powers in Canonical and Apocryphal Contexts
Emanuela Timotin
The Nightmare in Early Modern England
Janine Riviere
PART III. INTERACTIVE TRANSFORMATIONS OF POPULAR AND OFFICAL POSSESSION IDIOMS AND PRACTICES
Spirit (rw?) in the Dead Sea Scrolls
Ida Froehlich
Domesticating the Dead: Ghosts and Spirit Possession in Late Medieval Italy
Nancy Caciola
Demonic Possession in Orthodox Imperial Russia: Official and Popular Religious Conceptions through the Prism of an 1839-1840 Case Study
Christine D. Worobec
The Healing of the Possessed in Medieval Canonization Processes
Gabor Klaniczay
The Sabbat of the Soul
Sarah Ferber
Ideas of Possession in Eighteenth-Century Hungarian Clerical Thought
Daniel Barth
PART IV. POSSESSION AND SOCIAL REALITY: POSSESSION AS INDIGENOUS HISTIOGRAPHY
?Possession, Communication and Power in Himachal Pradesh (North India)
Daniela Berti
A Day-to-Day Family Chronicle with "Personages" in Madagascar
Michele Fieloux and Jacques Lombard
Anthropological Spirits and Colonial Consciousness in Arabic-Speaking Sudan
Janice Boddy
From Illness to Trance: The Socialization of Spirit Possession in Senegal
Andras Zempleni
On Spirit Possession and Some Parallels with Reincarnation
Michael Lambek
Contributors
Name Index
Subject Index
Geographical Index
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