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Hedendaagse Antropologie van Religie

Deze serie duikt in hedendaagse theoretische en vergelijkende benaderingen van de studie van religie vanuit een antropologisch perspectief. Het bevat werken die actuele thema's en theoretische debatten binnen het vakgebied behandelen. De boeken zijn gericht op academische onderzoekers en studenten die geïnteresseerd zijn in een dieper begrip van religieuze fenomenen in de wereld van vandaag. De collectie toont diverse perspectieven en methodologieën in de antropologie van religie.

Empowering the Past, Confronting the Future: The Duna People of Papua New Guinea
The Halal Frontier. Muslim Consumers in a Globalized Market
  • In "The Halal Frontier," Johan Fischer examines halal as a significant aspect of a growing global market, moving beyond niche practices. The book delves into contemporary interpretations and practices of halal consumption among middle-class Malays in the diaspora.

    The Halal Frontier. Muslim Consumers in a Globalized Market
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  • The Aluni Valley Duna people of Papua New Guinea have navigated colonial and post-colonial challenges by creatively engaging with external influences, particularly from mining companies. They utilize their mythological themes to assert claims against these corporations while blending traditional practices with Christianity. This fusion empowers their cultural heritage, enabling them to confront contemporary issues and shape their future amidst neglect from government development efforts.

    Empowering the Past, Confronting the Future: The Duna People of Papua New Guinea