دانلود کتاب Multi-religiosity in Contemporary Sri Lanka: Innovation, Shared Spaces, Contestations

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Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of
Contents
List of figures
List of contributors
Acknowledgements
Preface
PART I: Three introductions
Essay 1: Negotiating with innovative multi-religious spaces, new
religious pluralism, and geo-religious powers in post-war Sri Lanka
Essay 2: Spaces of protection, healing, and liberation: Religious
polyphony and colonial constructions of the violence of “others”
Essay 3: Innovation and multi-religiosity at Sri Lankan interfaces
PART II: Buddhist and Hindu negotiations with indigenous spirits
1. Of meditation, militarization and Grease Yakas: Gendering supernatural and transnational dynamics in post-war public religion
2. The ghost and the goat: Religious innovation in the yaktovil healing tradition and post-war othering
3. Divine eyes on the sorrows of Lanka: Post-war devotion to Pattini-Kannaki
4. Vijaya and Kuweni retold: Sri Lanka’s post-war iconography as an affirmation of inter-community mixing
PART III: Pilgrimage and multi-religious sites
5. Kataragama pa-da ya-tra: Pilgrimaging with ethnic “others”
6. Religious innovation in the pilgrimage industry: Hindu bodhisattva worship and Tamil Buddhistness
PART IV: Sri Lanka’s new and old inter-religious movements
7. Searching for cakti: New choices in post-war Tamil Sri Lanka
8. Emerging innovative religiosities and what they signify
9. Beyond syncretism: Buddhist-Islamic interface in the Galebandara cult
10. Militancy in Sinhala Buddhist nationalism
PART V: Upcountry religiosity
11. Temples and deities on plantations
12. Conversions, fixing faith, and material investments on Sri Lanka’s tea plantations
PART VI: Islamic and Christian arrangements
13. Sufis in Sri Lanka: A fieldwork story
14. Beards, cloth bags, and sandals: Reflections on the Christian left in Sri Lanka
15. Claiming the Mannar Martyrs: Catholicism and caste in northern Sri Lanka
16. Emancipating hyper-religiosity from racism and neoliberalism: A pathway for innovative religious solutions to communal violence
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