... mobility diaspora pilgrimage hajj ...

... effigy pilgrimage Protestantism spiritism Fulgencio Batista ...

... Human mobility within the Indian Ocean remains one of the most distinctive characteristics of this region, from its deep history to the present. Monsoon winds were only one of many factors that made mobility possible, and people moved for many reasons, like pilgrimage (such as the hajj), trade...

... In 1951–52, leaders of Cuba’s Catholic Church staged a fifteen-month-long, east-to-west nationwide pilgrimage of the Virgin’s Mambisa effigy that had been venerated by independence soldiers. The Virgin’s trek recalled key moments in Cuban history, particularly the successful 1895–98 east-to-west...

...Martial Streets, 1951–1958 In 1951–52, leaders of Cuba’s Catholic Church staged a fifteen-month-long, east-to-west nationwide pilgrimage of the Virgin’s Mambisa effigy that had been venerated by independence soldiers. The Virgin’s trek recalled key moments in Cuban history, particularly...

... for many reasons, like pilgrimage (such as the hajj), trade, and settlement. The experiences of people—Africans, Arabs, Chinese, Indians, Malays, and others—on the move across the Indian Ocean show the dynamics of diaspora histories, and also provide perspective on the populations among whom they lived...

...,” exemplifying it with Donna Haraway's OncoMouse, and extending it into a more general consideration practices—such as that of pilgrimages to the Virgin Mary—that aren't concerned with productions of knowledge of a scientific kind. The stupidity of judges, who address the world in terms of reductive “order-words...