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Spirit Possession and Diva Worship: Performance and Performativity in Queer Ritual Cultures Across Borders

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2022

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Jackson, Peter A

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NIAS Press

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In modern social theory, religion and the ostensibly secular field of popular culture are typically seen as mutually exclusive, the former often being positioned as a site of residual pre-modern enchantment and the latter as a space dominated by the de-spiritualised operation of post-modern media appropriated for the purpose of marketing the products and services of capitalism.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/294398

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Book chapter

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Deities and Divas: Queer Ritual Specialists in Myanmar, Thailand and Beyond

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2099-12-31

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