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Traffic congestion remains a perennial problem in the capital city, causing waste of hundreds of hours in the streets. How to address the terrible problem?
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Receipt from New Age Gallery, Inc to John Sloan, March 7, 1945
No full text1 leaf (single sided)Receipt from New Age Gallery, Inc to John Sloan, March 7, 194
Receipt from New Age Gallery, Inc to John Sloan, March 7, 1945
No full text1 leaf (single sided)Receipt from New Age Gallery, Inc to John Sloan, March 7, 194
Letter from The New Age Gallery (Rosa Pringle) to John Sloan, May 1946
No full text1 leaf (single sided)Letter from The New Age Gallery (Rosa Pringle) to John Sloan, May 194
Letter from The New Age Gallery (Rosa Pringle) to John Sloan, May 1946
No full text1 leaf (single sided)Letter from The New Age Gallery (Rosa Pringle) to John Sloan, May 194
New Age in Latin America Popular Variations and Ethnic Appropriations
No full textIntro -- New Age in Latin America: Popular Variations and Ethnic Appropriations -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- List of Figures and Tables -- List of Contributors -- PART 1: Debates on the Interaction between New Age and Local Latin American Cultures -- Introduction -- 1: Indo- and Afro-American Religiosities, and Circuits of New Age Spirituality -- 2: Logics and Limits of New Age Appropriations: Where Syncretism Comes to an End -- PART 2: Latin American Neo-shamanisms -- Introduction -- 3: The New Age Movement and Urban Shamanism in Brazil -- 4: Endo- and Exo-shamanism in Mexico: Doctrines Disputing over 'Ethnic Spirituality' -- 5: The Thirteen Grandmothers of the World: An Example of Cosmopolitan Shamanism -- 6: Strategies for Resistance and the Negotiation of Cultural Goods in Wixaritari Shamanism: Processes of Articulation -- PART 3: Popular Medicines, Healing and New Age Therapy Circuits -- Introduction -- 7: Catholicism and the New Age: A Cure through Liberation and Finding Oneself, in a Charismatic Catholic Ritual -- 8: Santeria and New Age: Interactions, Limits and Complementarities -- 9: The Journey of San Simón from Guatemala to the United States: Processes of Reappropriation of a Popular Saint of Guatemala -- 10: Post-colonial Narratives: The Resignifying of the Aztec Conchero Dance as a New Age Therapeutic Practice in Mexico and Spain -- 11: Unconventional Religiosities and the New Age in Vale do Amanhecer (the Valley of the Dawn), Brasilia -- PART 4: Ethnic Traditions and New Age -- Introduction -- 12: The Process of Resignifying the Traditional Religions, and New Spiritual Currents in Brazilian Society -- 13: The Invention of Andean New Age: The Globalization of Tradition -- 14: The Reinterpretation of Oxlajuj b'aqtun in Guatemala: Between the New Age and Mayan Reconstitution15: The Conchero Dance and the Conquest of Cyberspace -- Final Notes -- Bibliography -- IndexDescription based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, YYYY. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries
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