From Local to Global: Rethinking Yoruba Religious Traditions for the Next Millenium, Session VIII The Globalization of Yoruba and Yoruba-Based Religious Traditions and Session IX Orishas, Hegemony, and Resistance

Authors

Department of Religious Studies, Florida International University
African New World Studies, Florida International University

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Streaming Media

Description

A major international conference on Yoruba religious traditions organized by Professor Jacob K. Olupona and Professor Terry Rey, co-sponsored by the Florida International University Department of Religious Studies and African-New World Studies Program. December 9-12, 1999. Kovens Conference Center. Moderator: Tejumole Olaniyan, Univeristy of Virginia. Speaker: Laennec Hurbon, Universite Quisqueya; George Brandon, City University of New York.

Session IX, Moderator: Carol Boyce Davies, Florida International University. Speaker: Flora Kaplan, New York University; Leno; Karen McCarthy Brown, Drew University; Abiola Ogunsola, University of East London.

Publication Date

12-11-1999

Identifier

FIUA009589

Comments

SPC 1222

Recommended Citation

Department of Religious Studies, Florida International University and African New World Studies, Florida International University, "From Local to Global: Rethinking Yoruba Religious Traditions for the Next Millenium, Session VIII The Globalization of Yoruba and Yoruba-Based Religious Traditions and Session IX Orishas, Hegemony, and Resistance" (1999). African & African Diaspora Studies Program Lecture Series. 49.
https://digitalcommons.fiu.edu/aads_lectureseries/49