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The Anthropology of Christianity: Context, Contestation, Rupture, and Continuity

FREDERICK P. LAMPECorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 66-88 | Published online: 09 Mar 2010

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Suma Ikeuchi. (2017) Back to the Present: The ‘Temporal Tandem’ of Migration and Conversion among Pentecostal Nikkei Brazilians in Japan. Ethnos 82:4, pages 758-783.
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James S. Bielo. (2013) Urban Christianities: place-making in late modernity. Religion 43:3, pages 301-311.
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Holger Jebens. (2011) Beyond Globalisation and Localisation: Denominational Pluralism in a Papua New Guinean Village. The Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology 12:1, pages 91-110.
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Naomi Richman. (2022) After rupture: Visions of history, African spirituality and theological repair in Nigerian Pentecostalism. The Australian Journal of Anthropology 33:3, pages 383-395.
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Kimberly Marshall & Andreana Prichard. (2020) Spiritual Warfare in Circulation. Religions 11:7, pages 327.
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Timothy Carroll. (2017) Theology as an Ethnographic Object: An Anthropology of Eastern Christian Rupture. Religions 8:7, pages 114.
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Joel Robbins. (2017) Can There Be Conversion Without Cultural Change?. Mission Studies 34:1, pages 29-52.
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Sveta Yamin-Pasternak, Andrew Kliskey, Lilian Alessa, Igor Pasternak & Peter Schweitzer. (2014) The Rotten Renaissance in the Bering Strait. Current Anthropology 55:5, pages 619-646.
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Paul Kollman. (2012) Analyzing Emerging Christianities: Recent Insights from the Social Sciences. Transformation: An International Journal of Holistic Mission Studies 29:4, pages 304-314.
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Jon Bialecki. (2013) Virtual Christianity in an age of nominalist anthropology. Anthropological Theory 12:3, pages 295-319.
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Liana Chua. (2012) Conversion, continuity, and moral dilemmas among Christian Bidayuhs in Malaysian Borneo. American Ethnologist 39:3, pages 511-526.
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