Religious Plurality in Africa front cover
Contents
Illustrations
Contributors
Acknowledgements
Foreword
Introduction
PART I. MULTIPLE FIELDS: HOW TO STUDY RELIGIOUS ENTANGLEMENT?
CHAPTER 1. Thinking with Comparison from Within: On Mutual Perceptions in Social Dynamics, with Samp
CHAPTER 2. Polyontological Mobility: Border-Making and Border-Crossing in African Religions
CHAPTER 3. 'Living Tradition': Histories and Presences of Endogenous Religious Traditions in Asante
PART II. ISLAM, CHRISTIANITY, AND AFRICAN RELIGIOUS TRADITIONS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN

CHAPTER 4. Between the Crescent and Cross: Politicized Remains of Local Religious Traditions in the
CHAPTER 5. Between Conviviality and Unsociability: Negotiating Mixed Religious Background in a Field
CHAPTER 6. Popular Music, Mijikenda Tradition, and Religious Coexistence in Coastal Kenya
PART III. WELLBEING AND HEALING
CHAPTER 7. Coming to Terms with Religion/s: Islamic Medicine in Zanzibar
CHAPTER 8. The Mallam and the Modalities of Coexistence in Ghana's Multireligious Space
The Spirit of Trespass: An Afterword
Bibliography
Index