South Asian Christian Diaspora
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South Asian Christian Diaspora
Invisible Diaspora in Europe and North America
Raj, Selva J.; Jacobsen, Knut A.
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2008
284
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Inglês
9780754662617
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Introduction, Knut A. Jacobsen, Selva J. Raj; partONE Europe; Chapter 1 South Asian Christians in the UK, Eleanor Nesbitt; Chapter 2, Brigitte Sebastia; Chapter 3 The Seventieth Anniversary of 'John Matthew': On 'Indian' Christians in Germany, Urmila Goel; Chapter 4 Seeking the Blessing of the Consolatrix Afflictorum: The Annual Pilgrimage of Sri Lankan Tamils to the Madonna in Kevelaer (Germany), Brigitte Luchesi; Chapter 5 Perpetuating Religious and Social Concepts in the Extended Motherland: Tamil Christians in Berne (Switzerland), Damaris Luethi; Chapter 6 Creating Sri Lankan Tamil Catholic Space in the South Asian Diaspora in Norway, Knut A. Jacobsen; Chapter 7 Goans and Damanians in Portugal: An Overview of a Singular Diaspora, Helena Maria, Mauricio C. Sant'ana; Chapter 8 Surinamese East Indian Christians in the Netherlands, Freek L. Bakker; partTWO North America; Chapter 9 The Culture of Asian Indian Catholicism in North America, Elizabeth Cameron Galbraith; Chapter 10, Selva J. Raj; Chapter 11 Indian Christians and Marriage Patterns, Farha Ternikar; Chapter 12 Doing Friendship, Making Contacts and Building Trust: Christian Indian Responses to Religious Diversity, Nori Henk; Chapter 13, Rachel Fell McDermott; Chapter 14 Conclusion, Raymond Brady Williams;
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Introduction, Knut A. Jacobsen, Selva J. Raj; partONE Europe; Chapter 1 South Asian Christians in the UK, Eleanor Nesbitt; Chapter 2, Brigitte Sebastia; Chapter 3 The Seventieth Anniversary of 'John Matthew': On 'Indian' Christians in Germany, Urmila Goel; Chapter 4 Seeking the Blessing of the Consolatrix Afflictorum: The Annual Pilgrimage of Sri Lankan Tamils to the Madonna in Kevelaer (Germany), Brigitte Luchesi; Chapter 5 Perpetuating Religious and Social Concepts in the Extended Motherland: Tamil Christians in Berne (Switzerland), Damaris Luethi; Chapter 6 Creating Sri Lankan Tamil Catholic Space in the South Asian Diaspora in Norway, Knut A. Jacobsen; Chapter 7 Goans and Damanians in Portugal: An Overview of a Singular Diaspora, Helena Maria, Mauricio C. Sant'ana; Chapter 8 Surinamese East Indian Christians in the Netherlands, Freek L. Bakker; partTWO North America; Chapter 9 The Culture of Asian Indian Catholicism in North America, Elizabeth Cameron Galbraith; Chapter 10, Selva J. Raj; Chapter 11 Indian Christians and Marriage Patterns, Farha Ternikar; Chapter 12 Doing Friendship, Making Contacts and Building Trust: Christian Indian Responses to Religious Diversity, Nori Henk; Chapter 13, Rachel Fell McDermott; Chapter 14 Conclusion, Raymond Brady Williams;
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
indian;immigrant;christians;immigrants;dalit;catholic;tamils;syro;malabar;pluralism;South Asian Christian Diaspora;Young Men;Tamil Nadu;South Asian Christian;Indian Christian;Indian Christian Immigrants;Catholic Tamils;Dalit Theology;Syro Malabar Catholic;Sri Lankan Tamil;Christian Immigrants;St Thomas Christians;Dalit Christians;Hindustani Christians;Tamil Priest;Syro Malabar Rites;South Asian Christianity;Indian Catholic;South Asian Immigrants;Indian Immigrant Community;Tamil Christian;Sri Lankans;Colonial Administration;Semi-arranged Marriage;West Germany
