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Religious Pilgrimages in the Mediterranean World examines the evolution of recent theoretical and methodological trends in pilgrimage studies. It outlines key themes of research, including historical, anthropological, sociological and cultural approaches, to provide a comprehensive and interdisciplinary overview of the subject.
Charting pilgrimages from 1500 through to the current day, the volume traces the recent research of Jewish, Muslim and Christian pilgrimages in the Mediterranean while also exploring avenues for future studies that go beyond the limitations of the past. Chapters also engage with travel literature, tourism and nationalism in relation to pilgrimage in this cutting-edge volume.
Featuring essays from leading scholars in the fields of religious studies, geography and anthropology, this book is cross-cultural in focus and critical in approach, making it an essential read for all researchers of pilgrimage, religious history, religious tourism and anthropology
Contents
Introduction: Pilgrimages, Religion and Mediterranean Antón M. Pazos 1. Catholic Pilgrimages between c.1500 and c.2000 José Andrés-Gallego 2. Reimagining Pilgrimage: Recent Studies of Protestantism and Pilgrimage Raymond Mentzer 3. To the Holy Land: Anthropological Issues in Contemporary Holy Land Pilgrimage Jackie Feldman 4. Recent Research on a Renewed Pilgrimage: The Way of St James in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries Antón M. Pazos 5. A Decade of Research: Travel Literature and the Artistic Heritage of the Way of St James Miguel Taín Guzmán 6. The Contemporary Resurgence of the Pilgrimage to Santiago: Beyond Religion Xosé M. Santos 7. Nationalism in Jewish Pilgrimage and Holy Sites: The Western Wall and Rachel's Tomb as Case Studies Kobi Cohen-Hattab 8. Muslim Pilgrimage Observed: Ruminations on an Emerging Field Nimrod Luz 9. Aftermath: Studying Life after Pilgrimage Hillary Kaell. Index
