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Devotional Crossings
Transgender Sex Workers, Santisima Muerte, and Spiritual Solidarity in Guadalajara and San Francisco
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- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Preface: Advancing Theory and Method vii
- Acknowledgments xxvii
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Part 1. Gender and Sexualities
- Devotional Crossings 3
- Sexual Borderlands 39
- El Milagro Está en Casa 69
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Part 2. Acculturation
- Religious Organizations in San Francisco Chinatown 89
- Immigrant Religious Adaptation 124
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Part 3. Transnationalism
- Americanizing Philippine Churches and Filipinizing American Congregations 141
- Creating a Transnational Religious Community 166
- Ahora la Luz 184
- Transnational Hetzmek 207
- The Latino “Springtime” of the Catholic Church 243
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Part 4. Civic and Political Engagement
- We Do Not Bowl Alone 265
- Counterhegemony Finds Place in a Hegemon 285
- Appendix A: Research Questions 311
- Appendix B Family Member Questionnaire of the USF Religion and Immigration Project 316
- References 325
- Contributors 355
- Index 359
Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Preface: Advancing Theory and Method vii
- Acknowledgments xxvii
-
Part 1. Gender and Sexualities
- Devotional Crossings 3
- Sexual Borderlands 39
- El Milagro Está en Casa 69
-
Part 2. Acculturation
- Religious Organizations in San Francisco Chinatown 89
- Immigrant Religious Adaptation 124
-
Part 3. Transnationalism
- Americanizing Philippine Churches and Filipinizing American Congregations 141
- Creating a Transnational Religious Community 166
- Ahora la Luz 184
- Transnational Hetzmek 207
- The Latino “Springtime” of the Catholic Church 243
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Part 4. Civic and Political Engagement
- We Do Not Bowl Alone 265
- Counterhegemony Finds Place in a Hegemon 285
- Appendix A: Research Questions 311
- Appendix B Family Member Questionnaire of the USF Religion and Immigration Project 316
- References 325
- Contributors 355
- Index 359