This collection of essays provides an overview of recent archaeological research into cults in Antiquity. It features unpublished or previously neglected material; presents current research findings; and opens up a new perspective that raises further questions. The authors of the individual essays are not only young researchers but also renowned scholars specializing in this complex set of issues. The book covers almost the entire spectrum of research into cults in Antiquity.
#2859668 in Books 2015-11-24Original language:EnglishPDF # 1 9.02 x .47 x 5.98l; .67 #File Name: 1944242503222 pages
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy Customer yesl love this book don't you give up speak.ty0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Refreshing; bold; and intellectually in-your-faceBy Mariah SmithRefreshing; bold; and intellectually in-your-face; Walker's book is a must read for those interested in gaining a better understanding of our nation's longstanding history of racism; inequality; violence and oppression. I was incredibly pleased to find relevant pop culture references that contributed to the richness of the text. "Black as I Wanna Be" addresses controversial issues while shedding light on possible solutions; which is an element of activism that is missing from most discourses on racism and police brutality. Most importantly; this text shines light on the beauty of Blackness/Black culture; and the strength and resilience of Black people. This book is like no other and will leave you wanting more. If you do; be sure to check out Walker's previous work "The Madea Factory."1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. this his best book to dateBy M.ScottAs a fan of the author ; this his best book to date. Very compelling read.
