Messianism against Christology : social movements, folk arts, and empire / James W. Perkinson.
Concerned for a planet in ecological crisis and anchored in the urban struggles of de-industrial Detroit, this book offers an alternative reading of traditional Christology under the rubric of messianis. This category contests the canonical tradition of an individual messiah and reframes the Galilea...
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: Soteriological Humility in the Encounter of Religions
- PART I: BIBLICAL 'CHRISTOLOGIES'
- 1. Proto-Messianisms: Abel, Abraham, Moses, and Elijah
- 2. Underneath the Text: Samaritan Jesus and Syro-Phoenician Logos
- PART II: COUNTER-ROMAN-IMPERIAL MESSIANISMS
- 3. Ethiopian Amulet Deflecting the Eye of Evil
- 4. Celtic Peregrinatio in the Margins of Classical Illuminatio
- 5. Medieval Martyr's Bones Echoing Provencal Phonolyte Stones
- PART III: COUNTER-EURO-COLONIAL MESSIANISMS
- 6. Slave Jesus Troping Master Jesus in Postcolonial America
- 7. Ogu's Iron 'Revolutionizing' Jesus' Irony in Haiti
- 8. Filipino Pasyon Defying Euro Reason
- 9. South American Trance Jesus Flowering From Catholic and Evangelical Christs
- 10. African Arborial Spirits Appropriating Colonial Mission Christs
- Conclusion: Imperial Exorcisms.