The Message in the Missionary: Local Interpretations of Religious Ideology and Missionary Personality (Studies in Third World Societies 50)

Vinson H. Sutlive & Tomoko Hamada (editors)

Published by Department of Anthropology, College of William and Mary, 1994

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146 pp., bibliography. ex-library, label on front cover, stamps on outside edges, stamp on 1st blank page, stamp on p. iv margin, stamp on p. v margin, stamp on p. 101 margin, stamp on p. 146 margin, labels inside back cover. Introduction: "the message is the missionary" / Mary Taylor Huber -- Missionaries of liberation? Gender complementarity in Colombian Pentecostal leadership / Elizabeth Brusco -- "Timid women do not make good missionaries in Alaska": gender and mission in southeastern Alaska / Laura Klein -- Central American Evangelicals and democracy: Quaker consensus re-invented / Abigail Adams -- Missionaries and witchcraft beliefs in Kom, Cameroon / Eugenia Shanklin -- Mixed messages at the mission: the Dominican Fathers in Nigeria / Frank Salamone -- Ecumenical Indianism: the Tekakwitha movement as a discursive field of faith and power / David Kozak -- Pioneer advocates of Methodism among the Lake Superior Chippewa / James Clifton.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Message in the Missionary: Local Interpretations of Religious Ideology and Missionary Personality (Studies in Third World Societies 50)
• Publisher: Department of Anthropology, College of William and Mary
• Publication Date: 1994
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: Good