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Learning Morality, Inequalities, and Faith. Christian and Muslim Schools in Tanzania, written by Dilger, Hansjörg 学习道德、不平等和信仰。坦桑尼亚的基督教和穆斯林学校,Dilger著,Hansjörg
4区 哲学 Q2 Arts and Humanities Pub Date : 2023-01-20 DOI: 10.1163/15700666-12340257
Martin Lindhardt
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Front matter 前页
4区 哲学 Q2 Arts and Humanities Pub Date : 2023-01-20 DOI: 10.1163/15700666-05301000
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The Meaning, Spiritual Foundation, and Mythology of African Sacred Landscapes 非洲神圣景观的意义、精神基础和神话
IF 0.4 4区 哲学 Q2 Arts and Humanities Pub Date : 2023-01-18 DOI: 10.1163/15700666-12340253
E. Mgaya
In various cultures around the world, past and present, many natural and cultural sites are deemed sacred. What are sacred landscapes? What are the spiritual foundations for their formation? How are they formed? How are they protected? The answers to these questions help frame a discussion of sacred landscapes within the context of their meaning, origin, and management processes as lived experiences of specific societies. In Tanzania the linkages between biodiversity and the worldview of a society have partly been acknowledged but remain unexplored. This paper applies a mixed research approach to studying sacred forests among the Bena community of Njombe in Tanzania. Rather than looking exclusively at the sacred forests in themselves as places, the paper underscores the linkage of human-nature-spirituality as key in explaining the history of sacred forests. It establishes that, among the Bena, the sacredness of a place was founded on the relationship between the visible and the invisible worlds – relations that led to the formation of various mystical-religious homelands’ sacred places that are protected through mythologies.
在世界各地的各种文化中,无论是过去还是现在,许多自然和文化遗址都被视为神圣的。什么是神圣的风景?他们形成的属灵基础是什么?它们是如何形成的?他们是如何受到保护的?这些问题的答案有助于在特定社会的生活经历中,在其意义、起源和管理过程的背景下,对神圣景观进行讨论。在坦桑尼亚,生物多样性与社会世界观之间的联系已部分得到承认,但仍未得到探索。本文采用一种混合研究方法来研究坦桑尼亚Njombe的Bena社区的神圣森林。这篇论文强调了人类-自然-精神的联系是解释神圣森林历史的关键,而不是仅仅把神圣森林本身作为一个地方。它确立了,在Bena人中,一个地方的神圣性是建立在可见世界和不可见世界之间的关系之上的,这种关系导致了各种神秘宗教家园的神圣场所的形成,这些神圣场所通过神话得到保护。
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Breaking the Spirit of Poverty in African Pentecostal Christianity 打破非洲五旬节派基督教的贫穷精神
IF 0.4 4区 哲学 Q2 Arts and Humanities Pub Date : 2023-01-11 DOI: 10.1163/15700666-12340254
Elias Kiptoo Ng’etich
Poverty is one of Africa’s most intractable problems. Decades of deliberate and strategic socioeconomic policies have not yielded considerable concrete results to eradicate it. Upon succeeding the brutal colonial administration, the burgeoning African governments promised their citizens material well-being through socioeconomic development. A half century later the continent is perpetually witnessing a blatant betrayal of dreams. Just like the African governments that succeeded colonial governments, religious organizations continue to promise poverty eradication by divine means to their adherents, whose numbers keep exploding across the continent. The Pentecostal variant of African Christianity is particularly renowned for its promises of wealth, health, and prosperity through supernatural divine power: in the Bible, God has promised to deliver immense material goods to those who believe in Jesus Christ. The expediency of these promises to alleviate poverty and bring about social transformation is debatable. Some scholars argue that African Pentecostalism is an elaborately complex increase in religious activities devoid of social structural transformation, while others opine that it contributes positively to development. In asking whether African Pentecostal Christianity is a move toward or a distraction from development, this article broadly explores discourses on Pentecostalism and development in Africa. Arguably, in the endeavor to preach and live out the experiential power of the Holy Spirit, Pentecostal Christianity in Africa inadvertently plays a role in the broader ongoing development discourse. Although they do not view themselves as ‘religious’ or ‘religion’, Pentecostal churches’ attempts to make the teachings of Jesus Christ relevant to the mundane help individual believers cope with life’s stresses and vulnerabilities. However, it does not transform the social conditions that create problems for individuals. The liberating hope of African Pentecostal Christianity lies in theologically nuancing its discourses to meaningfully engage in global development discourses.
贫困是非洲最棘手的问题之一。几十年来深思熟虑的战略性社会经济政策并没有产生相当大的具体结果来根除它。在残酷的殖民统治之后,新兴的非洲政府承诺通过社会经济发展为其公民提供物质福利。半个世纪后,非洲大陆永远见证着对梦想的公然背叛。就像接替殖民政府的非洲政府一样,宗教组织继续承诺通过神圣的手段向其信徒消除贫困,他们的人数在整个非洲大陆不断激增。非洲基督教的五旬节派变体尤其以其通过超自然的神力承诺财富、健康和繁荣而闻名:在《圣经》中,上帝承诺为那些相信耶稣基督的人提供巨大的物质财富。这些承诺对减轻贫困和实现社会转型的权宜之计是有争议的。一些学者认为,非洲五旬节主义是宗教活动中精心复杂的增长,没有社会结构转型,而另一些学者则认为它对发展有积极贡献。在询问非洲五旬节派基督教是走向发展还是分散发展的注意力时,本文广泛探讨了关于五旬节主义和非洲发展的论述。可以说,在努力宣扬和践行圣灵的经验力量的过程中,非洲的五旬节基督教无意中在更广泛的持续发展话语中发挥了作用。尽管他们并不认为自己是“宗教”或“宗教”,但五旬节教会试图将耶稣基督的教义与世俗联系起来,帮助信徒应对生活的压力和脆弱性。然而,它并没有改变给个人带来问题的社会条件。非洲五旬节派基督教解放的希望在于在神学上改变其话语,使其有意义地参与全球发展话语。
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The Emergence of the Bissau-Guinean Fula Cernos 几内亚比绍人Fula Cernos的出现
IF 0.4 4区 哲学 Q2 Arts and Humanities Pub Date : 2023-01-11 DOI: 10.1163/15700666-12340252
H. Boiro, J. Einarsdóttir
International agencies and non-governmental organisations classify Quranic schoolboys who beg on behalf of their teachers as victims of child trafficking. The aim here is to understand why no Bissau-Guinean Fula religious leader, referred to as cerno, has been sentenced to prison, despite accusations of child trafficking. The findings show that community members hold religious leaders in high esteem for their role within the spiritual, educative, and social spheres. Community members, entrenched in complex discriminatory relations within their ethnic group and beyond, perceive them as their saviours, while politicians, high-ranking officers and traders compete for their endorsement. Criminalising the cernos is unsuccessful; to safeguard the interests of children, the children and their community members, including the cernos, should be put at the heart of the safeguarding measures. Despite complex layers of coloniality, the religious leaders are the masters of the game, and their imprisonment is challenging.
国际机构和非政府组织将代表老师乞讨的古兰经学生归类为贩卖儿童的受害者。这里的目的是了解为什么没有一位被称为塞尔诺的几内亚比绍富拉宗教领袖被判处监禁,尽管他被指控贩卖儿童。研究结果表明,社区成员高度尊重宗教领袖在精神、教育和社会领域的作用。社区成员在其种族内外根深蒂固的复杂歧视关系中,将他们视为自己的救世主,而政客、高级官员和商人则在争夺他们的支持。将cernos定罪是不成功的;为了维护儿童的利益,儿童及其社区成员,包括cernos,应该被置于保护措施的核心。尽管殖民主义有着复杂的层面,但宗教领袖是游戏的主人,他们的监禁具有挑战性。
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Retraction Notice 撤销通知
4区 哲学 Q2 Arts and Humanities Pub Date : 2023-01-05 DOI: 10.1163/15700666_12340244a
None The Editor
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Protestant Replications: The Conversion, Ordination, and Schism of a Zulu Bishop in Colonial Natal 新教复制:转换,任命和分裂的祖鲁主教在殖民地纳塔尔
IF 0.4 4区 哲学 Q2 Arts and Humanities Pub Date : 2022-12-29 DOI: 10.1163/15700666-12340250
I. Hovland
This article examines the story of Mbiyana Ngidi and his five-decade conversion career, leading up to his establishment of an Ethiopianist church in 1890 – the first African Initiated Church in the Colony of Natal in Southern Africa. I focus on three events in his life – conversion, ordination, schism – and suggest that one way of reading these events is as different forms of replication: conversion as identification, ordination as imitation, and schism as reproduction. I engage with the idea in the anthropology of Christianity that Protestants desire a certain type of originality and therefore shun repetition. I argue the opposite, namely that Ngidi’s story shows us how Protestants seek out replicated relations.
这篇文章检视了Mbiyana Ngidi的故事,以及他50年的皈依生涯,最后他在1890年建立了埃塞俄比亚教会,这是非洲南部纳塔尔殖民地的第一个非洲发起教会。我将重点放在他生命中的三个事件上——皈依、协调、分裂——并建议解读这些事件的一种方式是不同形式的复制:皈依作为认同,协调作为模仿,分裂作为复制。我参与了基督教人类学的观点,新教徒渴望某种类型的独创性,因此避免重复。我的观点恰恰相反,即恩吉迪的故事向我们展示了新教徒是如何寻求复制关系的。
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A Historiographical Overview of Mission and Politics in Twentieth-Century Angola and Mozambique 20世纪安哥拉和莫桑比克的使命和政治史学概述
IF 0.4 4区 哲学 Q2 Arts and Humanities Pub Date : 2022-12-29 DOI: 10.1163/15700666-12340251
E. Morier-Genoud
Academic studies of mission and politics in Angola and Mozambique began in earnest in the late 1980s. This article describes what the literature built on, what debates it engaged in in the 1990s, and how the literature has evolved since. It looks at writings and discussions about politics, African Christianity, anthropology, photography, the ‘boomerang effect’, and Pentecostalism, among others. The objective is to offer a panorama of the literature, a sense of its evolution, and identify some areas for further research.
关于安哥拉和莫桑比克的使命和政治的学术研究始于20世纪80年代末。这篇文章描述了文学是建立在什么基础上的,它在20世纪90年代进行了什么辩论,以及文学是如何发展的。它着眼于关于政治、非洲基督教、人类学、摄影、“回旋镖效应”和五旬节主义等的著作和讨论。目的是提供文学的全景,了解其演变,并确定一些需要进一步研究的领域。
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The Preslavery Praxis and Ethos of the Religion of West African People 西非人的奴隶制实践与宗教精神
IF 0.4 4区 哲学 Q2 Arts and Humanities Pub Date : 2022-11-17 DOI: 10.1163/15700666-12340247
K. Lamak
Compared to other world religions such as Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, and Buddhism, West African Traditional Religion (WATR) has been misunderstood, misinterpreted, and misrepresented in Euro-American society since the colonial encounter of Africans and Europeans. Sadly, the colonial naming and categorizing of West African religion as savage, animism, and idol worship continues in the popular culture of Euro-America. This paper aims to demonstrate with clear examples how West African Traditional Religion of the 1400s is similar to any other world religion. West African Traditional Religion is better understood alongside African culture and history than as an independent subject. Disagreeing with European missionaries’ claim that they were the ones who taught West Africans about the supreme God, this paper explains how West Africans in precolonial periods had constructive knowledge of supreme deities and other beliefs.
与基督教、伊斯兰教、犹太教、印度教和佛教等其他世界宗教相比,自非洲人和欧洲人的殖民遭遇以来,西非传统宗教在欧美社会中一直被误解、曲解和歪曲。可悲的是,在欧美的流行文化中,西非宗教的殖民命名和分类仍在继续,如野蛮、万物有灵论和偶像崇拜。本文旨在通过明确的例子证明14世纪的西非传统宗教与其他世界宗教是如何相似的。西非传统宗教与非洲文化和历史一起被更好地理解,而不是作为一个独立的主题。与欧洲传教士声称他们是向西非人传授至高无上的上帝的人不同,本文解释了殖民前时期的西非人如何对至高无上的神和其他信仰有建设性的认识。
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Ilé L’àbọ̀ Simi Oko IléL’àbạ̊Simi Oko
IF 0.4 4区 哲学 Q2 Arts and Humanities Pub Date : 2022-11-11 DOI: 10.1163/15700666-12340249
Abiodun Olasupo Akande
This study employs the Yorùbá canonical maxim Ilé làbọ̀ simi oko and its antonymous equivalents as theoretical propensities and models for religion and material exchanges between the Ọ̀yó̩-Yorùbá, Sábę-Yorùbá, and Ifè̩-Ana Yorùbá communities. After centuries of independent existences, the Sábę and Ifè̩-Ana Yorùbá communities have continued in the practice of traditional Yorùbá religion and its attendant liturgical artefacts that they took with them from Ọ̀yó̩-Yorùbá, their original homeland. Using ethnography, history, and iconography, this research identifies practices such as Ifá, Sàngó, and egúngún,ìbejì, and respective paraphernalia such as ọpó̩n Ifá, agere Ifá, ìróké Ifá, osé Sàngó, ère egúngún, and ère ìbejì as artefacts shared between the three communities. The research avers that the deep-rooted Yorùbá cultural beliefs as encapsulated in ilé l’àbọ̀ simi oko and its antonymous maxims account for the people’s thoughts about their homeland and consequent adherence to the homeland religions as memorials of and communion with the homeland.
本研究采用Yorùbá规范格言il làbọ simi oko及其同义词作为Ọ yó -Yorùbá、Sábę-Yorùbá和Ifè -Ana Yorùbá社区之间宗教和物质交流的理论倾向和模型。在独立存在了几个世纪之后,Sábę和Ifè ? -Ana Yorùbá社区继续实践传统的Yorùbá宗教及其伴随的礼仪文物,这些文物是他们从Ọ ? yó ? -Yorùbá(他们的原始家园)带走的。利用民族志、历史和图像学,本研究确定了伊夫、Sàngó和egúngún、ìbejì等做法,以及各自的用具,如ọpó æ n伊夫、agere伊夫、ìróké伊夫、os Sàngó、伊夫egúngún和伊夫ìbejì,作为三个社区之间共享的人工制品。研究认为,《il l ' àbọ ' ' simi oko》及其反义格言所蕴含的根深蒂固的Yorùbá文化信仰解释了人们对家园的思考,以及由此产生的对家园宗教的坚持,作为对家园的纪念和与家园的交流。
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