Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS iv
3. 1 INDIGENOUS COSMOLOGIES, ENTANGLED RELIGIOSITIES, AND GLOBAL CONNECTIONS A Theoretical Overview 1
4. 2 EMBRACING CHRISTIANITY, REJECTING WESTERN INDIVIDUALISM? Inuit Leaders and the Limits of Indigenization 33
5. 3 ENGAGING RELIGIOSITIES Relationality, Co-existence, and Belonging among Lander Warlpiri, Central Australia 59
6. 4 MAKING PEOPLE Manipulating Alterity in the Production of the Person among the Karipuna People of Northern Brazil 87
7. 5 DISCOURSES ON THE ADVENT OF NEW TIMES AMONG THE KAINGANG PEOPLE OF SOUTHERN BRAZIL 111
8. 6 FROM UNKNOWN TO HYPERMEDIATIZED Shipibo-Konibo Female Shamans in Western Amazonia 133
9. 7 TYING DOWN THE SOUL OF A POTATO IN THE SOUTHERN PERUVIAN ANDES Performance and Frictions 157
10. 8 NEGOTIATING INDIGENOUS-GLOBAL RELATIONSHIPS IN CONTEMPORARY SHAMANISM The Case of Malta 187
11. 9 INDIGENOUS COSMOLOGIES AND SOCIAL MEDIA Creativity, Self-Representation, and Power of the Image for First Nations Women Artists 219
12. 10 HUMAN REMAINS AND INDIGENOUS RELIGIOSITY IN THE MUSEUM SPACE Ritual Relations to the Altaian Mummy in the Anokhin National Museum of the Altai Republic, Russia 253
13. 11 SHAMAN, CHRISTIAN, BUREAUCRAT, COP Maya Responses to Modern Entanglements 285
14. CONTRIBUTORS 311
15. INDEX 317