... life and thus to uphold (as the viewer may decide) its own evocative combination of syncretism and tolerance. 203 Recorded Music and the Resurgence of European Pilgrimage Philip V. Bohlman Recorded music charts the courses...

... of expression in the information age: Access to information. Media Asia 27 , no. 2: 75 -84. Guo, Jinrun, ed. 1993 . Dajia Mazu jingxiang [The Dajia Mazu pilgrimage]. Taichung: Taichung County Cultural Center. Huang, Mei-ying. 1993a . Mazu xianghuo yu shenwei de jiangou [Mazu's incense...

... Citizenship Lauren Berlant W hen Americans make the pilgrimage to Washington they are trying to grasp the nation in its totality. Yet the totality of the nation in its capital city is a jumble of historical modalities, a transitional space between local...

... of mobilities including migration, pilgrimage, and ritual processions that also include sonic movement. The sonic is a privileged avenue for investigating such nondiscursive and bodily felt aspects of citizenship and belonging because of its intimate relationship with felt-bodies. In exerting collectively felt...

... . . . teach that the stage for the gods was nothing less than the entire land, and the land remains one religious setting for those who dwell in it. That sense was and is continually confirmed through pilgrimage” (1972, 401, quoted in van der Veer...

... tourists. Think of Washington, D.C.: if you are American, it’s a journey you have to take, your pilgrimage to the shrine of democracy. So our first ques- tion is, can we make Constitution Hill a place of pilgrimage for South 516 Africans...

... exhibit on view at the same time. This exhibit, titled To the Tombs of the Righteous: Pilgrimage to the Tombs and Festivities in Israel and cocurated by an ethnography curator and an art curator, presented the phenomenon of religious Jews...

..., and the Politics of Friendship. Durham, N.C.: Duke Uni- versity Press. Gladstone, David L. 2005. From Pilgrimage to Package Tour: Travel and Tour- ism in the Third World. New York: Routledge. Hackforth-Jones, Jocelyn, and Mary Roberts, eds. 2005. Edges of Empire: Orien- talism and Visual Culture. Oxford...

... of the Gods: The Politics of a Pilgrimage Site in Japan, 1573–1912. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Tsing, Anna Lowenhaupt. 2005. Friction: An Ethnography of Global Connec- tion. Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press. Van Deburg, William L. 2004. Hoodlums: Black Villains and Social...

... it for the first time disconcerted me because I found that I associated northern accents with white faces, with people who eat puddings, with Geoffrey Boycott and Roy Hattersley. (Hanif Kureishi 1986: 150) Diasporas, like pilgrimages, military campaigns and diseases, are indif- ferent...

... symbolic, activities as witchcraft, pilgrimages and carnivals" (ibid.: 69). This captures the program of much work done in Europe since the early 1960s, and in many other areas today. Part of our long-term concern is to persuade both historians and anthro- pologists that current notions...

... regularly scheduled flights, its largest responsibilities were flying pilgrims for the annual Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca, and flying state officials (especially the king, his family, and his entourage). Dhahran served other airlines too, and remained for many decades Saudi Arabia's most important air link...

... as the modern state of Maharashtra was marked through the circulation of gods and goddesses, by the personification of rivers, and by pilgrims walking the routes punctuated by a set number of pilgrimage sites.40 People inhabited and named...

... of pilgrimage and training for pacifists, farmers, and civil rights activists from around the world, including both White and Black leaders of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), the Committee for Non-Violent Action (CNVA), the National Sharecroppers Fund (NSF), and many others (K'Meyer 1997 ; Dallas 1971...

... Mystery Pilgrimage,” The New York Times Book Review , January 29, 1989 : 3 . Naipaul , V.S . The Enigma of Arriva1 , New York Knopf, 1987 . Naipaul , V.S . A House for Mr. Biswas , Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1961 rpt 1975. Parameswaran , Uma . The Perforated Sheet: Essays...

... Minaksi- 1. See for instance Carol A. Breckenridge, “Food, Politics, and Pilgrimage in South India, A.D. 1350–1650,” in Aspects in South Asian Food Systems: Food, Society, and Culture, ed. R. S. Khare and M. S. A. Rao (Durham, N.C.: Carolina Academic Press, 1986), 21–53. 2. Carol...

... to its modalities of valuation. The financialization of information and in fact of various sciences is utterly unsurprising. Veblen emphasizes managements’ propensities to sabotage and arbitrage in their social relations: we in our perpetual epistemic pilgrimages should notice this, when financing...

...? 105 vania (USA). At present he is a Lecturer in Anthropology at the University of Utrecht (Holland). His book Go& on Earth: The ManagemeM of Religious Experience and Iden- tity in a North Indian Pilgrimage Centre was published in 1988 in the Monographs Series of the London School...

... - the graves of Nizamuddin Auliya and Moinuddin Chishti - continue to play a vital part in the cycle of ritual and pilgrimage. For Sikhs too, the signifi- cance of Patna Sahib lies precisely in that it is not at the center.) It seems to me that this notion of the periphery has now expanded...

... Paradigm. Liggett, Helen. 2003. Urban Encounters. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press. Lugones, María. 2003. Pilgrimages/Peregrinajes: Theorizing Coalition against Multiple Oppressions. Lanham, Md.: Rowman & Littlefield. Luibheid, Eithne. 2002. Entry Denied: Controlling Sexuality...