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Author: Charles Price
Publisher: New York University Press
Imprint: New York University Press
Weight: 0.481kg
ISBN: 9781479888122
ISBN 10: 1479888125
Pages: 352
Publication Date: 14 November 2022
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Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
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In clear prose and with a storyteller's disposition, Charles Price offers a detailed analysis of the emergence of collective identity of the Rastafari in Jamaica, illustrating how that collective identity is an ever-changing phenomenon, with variations across time and space. Will be a lasting contribution to the field.--Anita Waters, Denison University Well-written and engaging . . . breaks new ground both in the data it analyzes and the theory it advances. Price deftly demystifies the 'sudden' appearance of Rastafari by showing how it is rooted in notions of black identity and African redemption.--Ennis B. Edmonds, Donald L. Rogan Professor of Religious Studies, Kenyon College Fascinating and a pleasure to read. Charles Price makes a distinctive contribution by detailing how a Rastafari cultural gestalt emerges. Price shows how cultural patterns can have multiple origins, influences, and significance. Rastafari is a new and necessary reframing of Rastafari culture.--Richard Salter, Hobart and William Smith Colleges
Well-written and engaging . . . breaks new ground both in the data it analyzes and the theory it advances. Price deftly demystifies the 'sudden' appearance of Rastafari by showing how it is rooted in notions of black identity and African redemption. -- Ennis B. Edmonds, Donald L. Rogan Professor of Religious Studies, Kenyon College In clear prose and with a storyteller's disposition, Charles Price offers a detailed analysis of the emergence of collective identity of the Rastafari in Jamaica, illustrating how that collective identity is an ever-changing phenomenon, with variations across time and space. Will be a lasting contribution to the field. -- Anita Waters, Denison University Fascinating and a pleasure to read. Charles Price makes a distinctive contribution by detailing how a Rastafari cultural gestalt emerges. Price shows how cultural patterns can have multiple origins, influences, and significance. Rastafari is a new and necessary reframing of Rastafari culture. -- Richard Salter, Hobart and William Smith Colleges
Author Information
Charles Price is Associate Professor in the College of Education and Human Development at Temple University. He is the author of Becoming Rasta: The Origins of Rastafari Identity in Jamaica and co-author of Community Collaborations: Promoting Community Organizing.
