Black Religion and the Imagination of Matter in the Atlantic World

1. Studying Black Religion: Contacts/Exchanges and Continuities/Discontinuities
James A. Noel

2. The Age of Discovery and the Emergence of the Atlantic World
James A. Noel

3. The Imagination of Matter in the Atlantic World’s Political Economy
James A. Noel

4. Being, Nothingness, and the “Signification of Silence” in African American Religious Consciousness
James A. Noel

5. Epistemologies Opaque: Conjuring, Conjecture, and the Problematic of Nat Turner’s Biblical Hermeneutic
James A. Noel

6. The Mulatto as Material/Sexual Site of Modernity’s Contacts and Exchanges
James A. Noel

7. “The Signification of Silence” Revisited: African American Art and Hermeneutics
James A. Noel

8. The Meaning of the Moan and Significance of the Shout in Black Worship and Culture and Memory and Hope
James A. Noel

9. The Salsa/Jazz/Blues Idiom and Creolization in the Atlantic World
James A. Noel

10. Conclusion
James A. Noel

Nyckelord: Religious Studies, History of Religion, Ethnicity Studies, African American Culture, Philosophy of Religion