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Orthodox Christianity New Age Spirituality And Vernacular Religion The Evil Eye In Greece Eugenia Roussou

  • SKU: BELL-50216520
Orthodox Christianity New Age Spirituality And Vernacular Religion The Evil Eye In Greece Eugenia Roussou
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Publisher: Bloomsbury Academic
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.58 MB
Author: Eugenia Roussou
ISBN: 9781350152793, 9781350152823, 135015279X, 135015282X
Language: English
Year: 2021

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Orthodox Christianity New Age Spirituality And Vernacular Religion The Evil Eye In Greece Eugenia Roussou by Eugenia Roussou 9781350152793, 9781350152823, 135015279X, 135015282X instant download after payment.

This anthropological work thoroughly illustrates the novel synthesis of Christian religion and New Age spirituality in Greece. It challenges the single-faith approach that traditionally ties southern European countries to Christianity and focuses on how processes of globalization influence and transform vernacular religiosity.
Based on long-term anthropological fieldwork in Greece, this book demonstrates how the popular belief in the ‘evil eye’ produces a creative affinity between religion and spirituality in everyday practice. The author analyses a variety of significant research themes, including lived and vernacular religion, alternative spirituality and healing, ritual performance and religious material culture.

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