Abstract What makes media “Islamic”? Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork with Islamic
television producers in Cairo, this article looks at the passionate contention within Egypt's …

Can there be a Godly ethnography? This article explores how the epistemic entailments of
this question trouble our taken‐for‐granted notions about what decolonizing anthropology …

Christianity, Politics and the Afterlives of War in Uganda 2 region's social development and
political dynamics. To this day, their local institutional presence surpasses that of any other …

This article examines Pentecostal embodiment through a study of the way prayer is spoken
of and performed in a prominent Nigerian Deliverance church. It argues that the Deliverance …

In this article, an anthropologist and a theologian explore an analytical framework for the
comparative study of Christian churches, focusing in particular on ritual life among Roman …

Joel RobbinsL much anticipated second monograph is a significant contribution to the
foundation of theologically engaged anthropology. Both sociocultural anthropology and …

Abstract For Jehovah's Witnesses, evangelism is of prime importance. It forms the core of
their identity and is shaped by an ethics of communication. Witness evangelism is a …

Although they are not often in explicit conversation with each other, several scholarly
contributions about the otherwise and grace, respectively, echo each other in striking ways …

The attitude and ability to think anthropologically is both the most basic and most
sophisticated aspect of contemporary anthropology. Thinking anthropologically is putting …

This chapter sets out the case for recognising the complexity of explanatory pathways,
noting how many events in the natural world arise through multiple conjunctive causes. The …