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Volume 5, Issue 4
Winter 2015
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ISSN 2153-8018
EISSN 2153-764X
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From the Editor’s Desktop
Jon Christensen
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The Boom List: What to do, see, read, and hear this winter in California
Boom Staff
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Alien Apostles: When missionaries landed on native California
Katie Dorame
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The Spirit of the Dream Dance: Watching my traditions change
Greg Sarris
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Golden State of Grace?: A lifetime scholar of religion surveys California spirituality
Lois Ann Lorentzen
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Mapping the New Landscape of Religion: Block-by-block in a changing Los Angeles neighborhood
Richard Flory; Nalika Gajaweera; Andrew Johnson; Nick Street
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A New African Revival Comes to Orange County: The postcolonial cosmopolitan future of evangelism
Jim Hinch
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Take it Outside: Practicing religion in public
Jennifer Scheper Hughes; James Kyung-Jin Lee; Amanda Lucia; S.Romi Mukherjee
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Dancing with a Ghost: A Cambodian exorcism in Oakland
Russell Jeung
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Four Prophets: What the Free Speech Movement, Jesus Freaks, Esalen, and Goddess worship have in common
Philip Clayton
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Jesus on LSD: When California blotter acid got religion
Jason S. Sexton
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How Berkeley Made the Old Testament New: Liberating a new translator of the Hebrew Bible
Robert Alter
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Our Lady of La Vang: A Vietnamese Virgin Mary, made in California
Thien-Huong T. Ninh
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Rethinking Shari’a: Voices of Islam in California
Mark Fathi Massoud; Kathleen M. Moore
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The Path to Water: Shari’a revisioned
Mustafa Rony Zeno
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Thinking Outside the Mosque: On learning to be Muslim in America
Anna Challet
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All Issues
Lying in Plain Sight: La Jolla’s assemblage of religious art
A Boom Interview with California’s Poet Laureate: With “A California Requiem”
Anthropologist as Court Jester: Civil disobedience and the People’s Café
What Does It Mean to Become Californian?
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