Òrìşà devotion as world religion: the globalization of Yorùbá religious culture
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| adam_text | Contents
Acknowledgments
xi
Introduction
3
JACOB
К.
OLUPONA AND
TERRY
REY
Part One:
Yorubá
Religious Culture in Africa
1.
The Tolerant Gods
31
WOLE SOYINKA
2.
Who Was the First to Speak? Insights from
Ifá
Orature
and Sculptural Repertoire
51
ROWLAND ABIODUN
3.
In What Tongue?
70
OLÁSOPÉ
O. OYÈLÁRÀN
4.
Orìsà: A
Prolegomenon to a Philosophy of
Yorubá
Religion
84
OLUFEMITAIWO
5.
Associated Place-Names and Sacred Icons of
Seven
Yorubá
Deities
106
CORNELIUS
O. ADEPEGBA
6.
Twice-Told Tales:
Yorubá
Religious and Cultural
Hegemony in Benin, Nigeria
128
FLORA EDOUWAYE S. KAPLAN
VU
Contents
7.
Meta-Cultural
Processes and Ritual Realities in the
Precolonial History of the Lagos Region
164
SANDRA T. BARNES
8.
The Pathways of
Òsun
as Cultural Synergy
191
DIEDRE L.
BADEJO
9.
Religious Encounter in Southwestern Nigeria:
The Domestication of Islam among the
Yorubá
202
H.
O. DANMOLÉ
10.
Yorubá
Moral Epistemology as
the Basis for a
Cross-Cultural
Ethics
222
BARRY HALLEN
Part Two:
Yorubá
Religious Culture beyond Africa
11.
Yorubá
Religion and Globalization: Some Reflections
233
OLABIYI
BABALOLA YAI
12.
Clearing New Paths into an Old Forest:
Aládurà
Christianity in Europe
247
AFE ADOGAME
13.
Globalization and the Evolution of Haitian
Vodou
263
LAËNNEC
HURBON,
TRANSLATED BY TERRY
REY
14.
Historicizing
Ifá
Culture in
Òyotúnjí
African Village
278
IKULOMI DJISOVI EASON
15.
Ritual Change and the Changing Canon: Divinatory
Legitimization of
Yorubá
Ancestral Roots in
ÒyQtúnjí
African Village
286
KAMARI
MAXINE
CLARKE
16.
The Dynamic Influence of Cubans, Puerto Ricans,
and African Americans in the Growth of
Ocha
in
New York City
320
MARTA
MORENO
VEGA
17.
From Cuban
Santería
to African
Yorubá:
Evolutions in African American
Òrìsà
History,
1959-1970 337
TRACEY
E. HUCKS
Contents ix
18.
Santería
in
the Twenty -first Century
355
MERCEDES
CROS
SANDOVAL
19.
La Santería:
An Integrating, Mythological Worldview in
a Disintegrating Society
372
JUAN J.
SOSA
20.
Myth, Memory, and History: Brazil s Sacred Music
ofShango
400
JOSÉ FLÁVIO
PESSOA
DE BARROS,
TRANSLATED BY
MARIA P.
JUNQUEIRA
21.
Yorubá
Sacred Songs in the New World
416
JOSÉ
JORGE
DE CARVALHO
22.
Axexê
Funeral Rites in Brazil s
Òrìsà
Religion:
Constitution, Significance, and Tendencies
437
REGINALDO
PRANDI,
TRANSLATED BY MARIA P.
JUNQUEIRA
23.
From Oral to Digital: Rethinking the Transmission of
Tradition in
Yorubá
Religion
448
GEORGE EDWARD BRANDON
24.
Òrìsà
Traditions and the Internet Diaspora
470
JOSEPH M. MURPHY
25.
Gender, Politics, and Hybridism in the
Transnationalization of
Yorubá
Culture
485
RITA LAURA
SEGATO,
TRANSLATED BY
ERNESTO
IGNACIO DE
CARVALHO
26.
Is There Gender in
Yorubá
Culture?
513
J. LORAND MATORY
Postscript
559
JOHN PEMBERTON III
Glossary
573
Contributors
581
Index
589
As the twenty-first century begins, tens of millions of people participate in devotions to
the spirits called
Orìsà.
This book explores the emergence of
Orìsà
devotion as a world
religion, one of the most remarkable and compelling developments in the history of the
human religious quest. Originating arrtong the
Yorubá
people of West Africa, the varied
traditions that comprise
Orìsà
devotion are today found in Africa, the Americas, Asia,
Europe, and Australia.
The African spirit proved remarkably resilient in the face of the transatlantic slave
trade, inspiring the perseverance of African religion wherever its adherents settled
in the New World. Among the most significant manifestations of this spirit,
Yorubá
religious culture persisted, adapted, and even flourished in the Americas, especially
in Brazil and Cuba, where it thrives as
Candomblé
and Lukumi/Santeria, respectively.
After the end of slavery in the Americas, the free migrations of Latin American and
African practitioners have further spread the religion to places like New York City and
Miami. Thousands of African Americans have turned to the religion of their ancestors,
as have many other spiritual seekers who are not themselves of African descent.
Ifá
divination in Nigeria,
Candomblé
funerary chants in Brazil, the role of music
in
Yorùbâ
revivalism in the United States, gender and representational authority in
Yorubá
religious culture
—
these are among the many subjects discussed here by experts
from around the world. Approaching
Orìsà
devotion from diverse vantage points,
their collective effort makes this one of the most authoritative texts on
Yorubá
religion
in general and a groundbreaking book that heralds this rich, complex, and variegated
tradition as one of the world s great religions.
Amonumental
achievement, this collection displays tbe authors striking originality
and their robust command of the subject of
Orìsà
devotion. It contributes to a
deeper and more sympathetic understanding of
Yorùbâ
culture and religion and
will be the definitive text for students, teachers, and practitioners of
Òrìsà
tradition
for a long time.
—
Afcintunde E. Akinade, High Point University, North Carolina
Shaped by the transatlantic slave trade, Christianity, Islam, colonialism, and, now,
globalization,
Yorubá
religious culture remains dynamic and inspirational. This
volume goes beyond the usual tendency in Diaspora studies to focus on cultural
retention. It is a significant contribution.
—
Mojúbàolú Olúfúnké
Okome,
Brooklyn College, City University of
New
York
Jacob K. Olupona is professor of African religious traditions at Harvard Divinity School and professor
of African and African American studies in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Harvard University. He is
the author and editor of many books, including African Spirituality, Beyond
Primitivism,
and African Traditional
Religions
m
Contemporan
Society- Terry
Rey
is associate professor of religion at Temple University. He is the
author of Our Lady of Class Struggle: The Cult of the Virgin Mary in Haiti and Bourdieu on Religion.
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Contents
Acknowledgments
xi
Introduction
3
JACOB
К.
OLUPONA AND
TERRY
REY
Part One:
Yorubá
Religious Culture in Africa
1.
The Tolerant Gods
31
WOLE SOYINKA
2.
Who Was the First to Speak? Insights from
Ifá
Orature
and Sculptural Repertoire
51
ROWLAND ABIODUN
3.
In What Tongue?
70
OLÁSOPÉ
O. OYÈLÁRÀN
4.
Orìsà: A
Prolegomenon to a Philosophy of
Yorubá
Religion
84
OLUFEMITAIWO
5.
Associated Place-Names and Sacred Icons of
Seven
Yorubá
Deities
106
CORNELIUS
O. ADEPEGBA
6.
Twice-Told Tales:
Yorubá
Religious and Cultural
Hegemony in Benin, Nigeria
128
FLORA EDOUWAYE S. KAPLAN
VU
Contents
7.
Meta-Cultural
Processes and Ritual Realities in the
Precolonial History of the Lagos Region
164
SANDRA T. BARNES
8.
The Pathways of
Òsun
as Cultural Synergy
191
DIEDRE L.
BADEJO
9.
Religious Encounter in Southwestern Nigeria:
The Domestication of Islam among the
Yorubá
202
H.
O. DANMOLÉ
10.
Yorubá
Moral Epistemology as
the Basis for a
Cross-Cultural
Ethics
222
BARRY HALLEN
Part Two:
Yorubá
Religious Culture beyond Africa
11.
Yorubá
Religion and Globalization: Some Reflections
233
OLABIYI
BABALOLA YAI
12.
Clearing New Paths into an Old Forest:
Aládurà
Christianity in Europe
247
AFE ADOGAME
13.
Globalization and the Evolution of Haitian
Vodou
263
LAËNNEC
HURBON,
TRANSLATED BY TERRY
REY
14.
Historicizing
Ifá
Culture in
Òyotúnjí
African Village
278
IKULOMI DJISOVI EASON
15.
Ritual Change and the Changing Canon: Divinatory
Legitimization of
Yorubá
Ancestral Roots in
ÒyQtúnjí
African Village
286
KAMARI
MAXINE
CLARKE
16.
The Dynamic Influence of Cubans, Puerto Ricans,
and African Americans in the Growth of
Ocha
in
New York City
320
MARTA
MORENO
VEGA
17.
From Cuban
Santería
to African
Yorubá:
Evolutions in African American
Òrìsà
History,
1959-1970 337
TRACEY
E. HUCKS
Contents ix
18.
Santería
in
the Twenty -first Century
355
MERCEDES
CROS
SANDOVAL
19.
La Santería:
An Integrating, Mythological Worldview in
a Disintegrating Society
372
JUAN J.
SOSA
20.
Myth, Memory, and History: Brazil's Sacred Music
ofShango
400
JOSÉ FLÁVIO
PESSOA
DE BARROS,
TRANSLATED BY
MARIA P.
JUNQUEIRA
21.
Yorubá
Sacred Songs in the New World
416
JOSÉ
JORGE
DE CARVALHO
22.
Axexê
Funeral Rites in Brazil's
Òrìsà
Religion:
Constitution, Significance, and Tendencies
437
REGINALDO
PRANDI,
TRANSLATED BY MARIA P.
JUNQUEIRA
23.
From Oral to Digital: Rethinking the Transmission of
Tradition in
Yorubá
Religion
448
GEORGE EDWARD BRANDON
24.
Òrìsà
Traditions and the Internet Diaspora
470
JOSEPH M. MURPHY
25.
Gender, Politics, and Hybridism in the
Transnationalization of
Yorubá
Culture
485
RITA LAURA
SEGATO,
TRANSLATED BY
ERNESTO
IGNACIO DE
CARVALHO
26.
Is There Gender in
Yorubá
Culture?
513
J. LORAND MATORY
Postscript
559
JOHN PEMBERTON III
Glossary
573
Contributors
581
Index
589
As the twenty-first century begins, tens of millions of people participate in devotions to
the spirits called
Orìsà.
This book explores the emergence of
Orìsà
devotion as a world
religion, one of the most remarkable and compelling developments in the history of the
human religious quest. Originating arrtong the
Yorubá
people of West Africa, the varied
traditions that comprise
Orìsà
devotion are today found in Africa, the Americas, Asia,
Europe, and Australia.
The African spirit proved remarkably resilient in the face of the transatlantic slave
trade, inspiring the perseverance of African religion wherever its adherents settled
in the New World. Among the most significant manifestations of this spirit,
Yorubá
religious culture persisted, adapted, and even flourished in the Americas, especially
in Brazil and Cuba, where it thrives as
Candomblé
and Lukumi/Santeria, respectively.
After the end of slavery in the Americas, the free migrations of Latin American and
African practitioners have further spread the religion to places like New York City and
Miami. Thousands of African Americans have turned to the religion of their ancestors,
as have many other spiritual seekers who are not themselves of African descent.
Ifá
divination in Nigeria,
Candomblé
funerary chants in Brazil, the role of music
in
Yorùbâ
revivalism in the United States, gender and representational authority in
Yorubá
religious culture
—
these are among the many subjects discussed here by experts
from around the world. Approaching
Orìsà
devotion from diverse vantage points,
their collective effort makes this one of the most authoritative texts on
Yorubá
religion
in general and a groundbreaking book that heralds this rich, complex, and variegated
tradition as one of the world's great religions.
"Amonumental
achievement, this collection displays tbe authors' striking originality
and their robust command of the subject of
Orìsà
devotion. It contributes to a
deeper and more sympathetic understanding of
Yorùbâ
culture and religion and
will be the definitive text for students, teachers, and practitioners of
Òrìsà
tradition
for a long time."
—
Afcintunde E. Akinade, High Point University, North Carolina
"Shaped by the transatlantic slave trade, Christianity, Islam, colonialism, and, now,
globalization,
Yorubá
religious culture remains dynamic and inspirational. This
volume goes beyond the usual tendency in Diaspora studies to focus on cultural
retention. It is a significant contribution."
—
Mojúbàolú Olúfúnké
Okome,
Brooklyn College, City University of
New
York
Jacob K. Olupona is professor of African religious traditions at Harvard Divinity School and professor
of African and African American studies in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Harvard University. He is
the author and editor of many books, including African Spirituality, Beyond
Primitivism,
and African Traditional
Religions
m
Contemporan
Society- Terry
Rey
is associate professor of religion at Temple University. He is the
author of Our Lady of Class Struggle: The Cult of the Virgin Mary in Haiti and Bourdieu on Religion. |
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| title | Òrìşà devotion as world religion the globalization of Yorùbá religious culture |
| title_auth | Òrìşà devotion as world religion the globalization of Yorùbá religious culture |
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| title_full | Òrìşà devotion as world religion the globalization of Yorùbá religious culture ed. by Jacob K. Olupona and Terry Rey |
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| title_short | Òrìşà devotion as world religion |
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