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by Felicitas D. Goodman
- ISBN: 0253215013
- Category: Christian Books
- Author: Felicitas D. Goodman
- Subcategory: Protestantism
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- Language: English
- Publisher: Indiana University Press (November 1, 2001)
- Pages: 800 pages
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Anthropologist Goodman (Denison Univ. is best known for her widely read books on trance, possession, ecstasy and altered states of consciousness (. Where the Spirits Ride the Wind, CH, Feb'91; How About Demons?, 1988).
Anthropologist Goodman (Denison Univ. Decades ago she was among the only serious students of glossolalia, or speaking-in-tongues.
Maya Apocalypse book. Maya Apolcalypse is the record of fieldwork that, as often happens, ended. Goodman subsequently spent a part of every year until 1986 with the women of the congregation. Maya Apocalypse is a record of that fieldwork, which eventually covered not only the events in the temple, both ordinary and extraordinary, but also the lives of the women who acted as informants, especially Dona Eus, to whom this work is affectionately dedicated.
A biography of Goodman in comic book form (Pueblo Spirits: in the life of Felicitas D. Goodman) was published by her daughter, Susan G. .2001: Maya Apocalypse: Seventeen Years with the Women of a Yucatán Village. Bloomington and Indianapolis: Indiana University Press. Josephson in 2014. 1945: Die Blaue Brücke. Fairy Tales by Felicitas Goodman. Karlsruhe: Schwerdtfeger Publishing House. 2002: Utolsó Negyven Napom: Látomásos utazás a pueblo szellemek közöt.
Apocalypse : Seventeen Years with the Women of a Yucatan Village. by Felicitas D. Goodman. Maya Apolcalypse is the record of fieldwork that, as often happens, ended up quite differently from the way it was originally planned.
Maya Apocalypse : Seventeen Years with the Women of a Yucatan Village. A Mexican Apostolic Pentecostoal minister introduced Goodman to the preacher in a Maya village in Yucatan.
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Goodman, Felicitas D. 2001. Seventeen years with the women of a Yucatán village. Mayan people within and beyond boundaries. Social categories and lived identity in Yucatán. Bloomington: Indiana University Press. ISBN: 0 253 33908 1. Hervik, Peter. New York and London: Routledge. xxxi + 214 pp. P. £1. 9.
Maya Apolcalypse is the record of fieldwork that, as often happens, ended up quite differently from the way it was originally planned. In conducting a research project about speaking in tongues (glossolalia), Felicitas Goodman recorded this non-ordinary behavior among English- and Spanish-speaking members of Pentecostal congregations. A Mexican Apostolic Pentecostoal minister introduced Goodman to the preacher in a Maya village in Yucatan. The congregation she came to know in 1969 experienced a 'crisis cult' in response to a prediction of the end of the world, which was to take place on September 1, 1970. Goodman subsequently spent a part of every year until 1986 with the women of the congregation. Maya Apocalypse is a record of that fieldwork, which eventually covered not only the events in the temple, both ordinary and extraordinary, but also the lives of the women who acted as informants, especially Doña Eus, to whom this work is affectionately dedicated.