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Spirit Possession and Communication in Religious and Cultural Contexts explores the phenomenon of spirit possession, focusing on the religious and cultural functions it serves as a means of communication.

Drawing on the multidisciplinary expertise of philosophers, anthropologists, historians, linguists, and scholars of religion and the Bible, the volume investigates the ways that spirit possession narratives, events, and rituals are often interwoven around communicative acts, both between spiritual and earthly realms and between members of a community.

This book offers fresh insight into the enduring cultural and religious significance of spirit possession. It will be an important resource for scholars from a diverse range of disciplines, including religion, anthropology, history, linguistics, and philosophy.
Introduction-Caroline Blyth; 1 Spirit Possession in the Bible-Anne
Aalbers; 2 Mental Illness and Demon Possession: Reading the New
Testament-Anastasia Scrutton; 3 The Ghosts of the Past Are the Demons of the
Present: Evangelical Third Wave Deliverance as a Gothic Therapeutic-Sean
McCloud; 4 Uluisino: Divine Possession and the Legitimation of Temporal
Agency in Late Pre-Christian Tonga-Andy Mills; 5 Spirit Mediumism in
Shaanbei, North-Central China-Adam Yuet Chau and LIU Jianshu; 6 Keeping it in
the Family: Ancestral Talkback on Tak-Richard Moyle; 7 Even Demons
Cooperate: Imitation and Conceptual Convergence in Possession
Narratives-Karen Dwyer; 8 How Demons Speak: The Voice of Demonic
Possession-Kirsty Rowan; 9 Spirit Possession as a Source of Knowledge-Gregory
W. Dawes
Caroline Blyth is Senior Lecturer in Theological and Religious Studies at the University of Auckland, New Zealand.