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Journal of Africana Religions

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Thinking Black: Circulations of Africana Religion in Imperial Comparative Religion

David Chidester

pp. 1-27

Africana Religious Studies: Toward a Transdisciplinary Agenda in an Emerging Field

Dianne M. Stewart Diakité, Tracey E. Hucks

pp. 28-77

Africans, Religion, and African Religion through the Nineteenth Century

Michael A. Gomez

pp. 78-90

What Is Africa to Me?: Reflection, Discernment, and Anticipation

Charles H. Long

pp. 91-108

“Why Can’t I Be Both?”: Jean-Michel Basquiat and Aesthetics of Black Bodies Reconstituted

Anthony B. Pinn

pp. 109-132

Invisible Women: On Women and Gender in the Study of African American Religious History

Judith Weisenfeld

pp. 133-149

Editors’ Note

Edward E. Curtis IV, Sylvester A. Johnson

pp. v-vi

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ISSN	2165-5413
Print ISSN	2165-5405
Launched on MUSE	2013-01-03
Open Access	No

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