Explorations in the anthropology of religion

Chapter 1 Other Peoples’ Religions are Absurd

Chapter 2 Religions of Faction and Community-Religions

Chapter 3 Rites of Initiation: A Contribution to the Methodology of Comparative Religion

Chapter 4 Opportunism in Religious Behaviour

Chapter 5 The Religion of Everyday Life: An Ethnoscience Investigation into the Concepts of Religion and Magic

Chapter 6 Histoire D’une Structure

Chapter 7 Structural History: A New Guinea Case Study

Chapter 8 Eclipses as Omens of Death: The Socio-Religious Interpretation of a Cosmological Phenomenon among the Suki in South New Guinea

Chapter 9 Life in Death: A Lungga (Gidja) Mythic Corollary

Chapter 10 Nunggubuyu Aboriginals and Marind-Anim: Preliminary Comparisons between Southeastern Arnhem Land and Southern New Guinea

Chapter 11 Salvation Movements Among the Muyu-Papuas of West-Irian

Chapter 12 Wok Kako and Wok Bisnis

Chapter 13 On the Political Impact of a Prophetic Movement in Surinam

Chapter 14 Myth, Ideology and Changing Society

Chapter 15 Religion and the Dutch Tribe

Chapter 16 Religion and Christian Faith: Some Sociological Comments

Chapter 17 Erratum to: Eclipses as Omens of Death: The Socio-Religious Interpretation of a Cosmological Phenomenon among the Suki in South New Guinea