Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Foreword ix
4. Acknowledgments xiii
5. Introduction 1
6. 1 It Is a Strict Law That Bids Us Dance: Kwakwaka’wakw and Haı́ɫzaqv Traditions Transforming Christianity by Receiving the “Other” 17
7. 2 The Case for My Decoloniality: The Alchemic Need to Turn the Researcher into a Storyteller 36
8. 3 At the Kitchen Table with 嫲嫲 Mah Mah: Reclaiming Delilah 53
9. 4 An Anthropology of Decolonizing Among Filipino Canadians 71
10. 5 Seeking Decolonizing Peace Across Intersecting Colonial Memories 89
11. 6 Los Hijos del Maíz: Narratives on Religion and Culture Among Mexican Migrant Farm Workers in Southwestern Ontario 108
12. 7 Cripping the Failed Body of Christ 125
13. 8 Relationally Speaking: Indigenous Women Unsettling Jesus Toward Decolonial Healing 143
14. 9 Good News for Whom? Black and Indigenous Peoples’ Shared Histories, Struggles, and Solidarities 162
15. 10 Syncopating to a Decolonial Rhythm: Theoethical Musings on Liturgy 180
16. 11 Decolonizing to Indigenize 197
17. Afterword 213
18. Contributors 219
19. Index 223