Religion at Work in a Neolithic Society: Vital Matters
Year: 2014
Type: article
Abstract: 1. The vitalities of Catalhoyuk Ian Hodder Part I. Vital Religion: The Evolutionary Context of Religion at Catalhoyuk: 2. Different strokes for different folks: Near Eastern Neolithic mortuary practices in perspective Nigel Goring-Morris and Anna Belfer-Cohen 3. Excavating theogonies: anthropomorphic promiscuity and sociographic prudery in the Neolithic and now LeRon Shults 4. Religion as anthropomorphism at Catalhoyuk Stewart Guthrie 5. The historical self: memory and religion at Catalhoyuk J. Wentzel van Huyssteen 6. Modes of religiosity and the evolution of social complexity at Catalhoyuk Harvey Whitehouse, Camilla Mazzucato, Ian Hodder and Quentin D. Atkinson Part II. Vital Materials at Catalhoyuk: 7. Relational networks and religious sodalities at Catalhoyuk Barbara Mills 8. Using 'magic' to think from the material: tracing distributed agency, revelation, and concealment at Catalhoyuk Carolyn Nakamura and Peter Pels 9. 'Motherbaby': a death in childbirth at Catalhoyuk Kimberley Patton and Lori Hager 10. The hau of the house Mary Weismantel 11. Material register, surface, and form at Catalhoyuk Victor Buchli 12. The use of spatial order in Catalhoyuk material culture Anke Kamerman Part III. Vital Data: 13. Theories and their data: interdisciplinary interactions at Catalhoyuk Ian Hodder.
Author: Ian Hodder
Language: English
Subfield: Archeology
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W591712825