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J. M. Schoffeleers

A life in books

23 cataloged contributions

1968–2000 across 15 high-confidence dated works

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Symbolic and social aspects of spirit worship among the Mang'anga
The earliest high-confidence catalog date in this author overview is 1968.
02
An organizational model of the Mwari shrines
A clearly attributed work with a supported 1973 catalog date.
03
Religion, nationalism and economic action: critical questions on Durkheim and Weber
A clearly attributed work with a supported 1978 catalog date.
04
Guardians of the land: essays on Central African territorial cults
A clearly attributed work with a supported 1979 catalog date.
05
Missie en ontwikkeling in Oost-Afrika: Een ontmoeting van culturen (Publikaties van het Katholiek Studiecentrum)
A clearly attributed work with a supported 1983 catalog date.
06
Theoretical explorations in African religion
A clearly attributed work with a supported 1985 catalog date.

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Religion and the dramatisation of life: spirit beliefs and rituals in southern and central Malawi

1997

With J. C. Chakanza

2 cataloged editions

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River of blood: the genesis of a martyr cult in southern Malawi, c. A.D. 1600

1992

1 cataloged edition

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reviews: 0
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In search of truth and justice: confrontations between church and state in Malawi, 1960-1994

1999

1 cataloged edition

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Religion, nationalism and economic action: critical questions on Durkheim and Weber

1978

1 cataloged edition

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reviews: 0
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Theoretical explorations in African religion

1985

With Wim M. J. van Binsbergen

1 cataloged edition

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quotes: 0

Religion & development: towards an integrated approach

1988

With Ph Quarles van Ufford

1 cataloged edition

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Pentecostalism and neo-traditionalism: the religious polarization of a rural district in southern Malawi

1985

1 cataloged edition

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River of blood: the genesis of a martyr cult in southern Malawi, c. A.D. 1600

1992

1 cataloged edition

shelves: 0
reviews: 0
lists: 0
quotes: 0

Religion and the dramatisation of life: spirit beliefs and rituals in southern and central Malawi

2000

1 cataloged edition

shelves: 0
reviews: 0
lists: 0
quotes: 0

Missie en ontwikkeling in Oost-Afrika: Een ontmoeting van culturen (Publikaties van het Katholiek Studiecentrum)

1983

2 cataloged editions

shelves: 0
reviews: 0
lists: 0
quotes: 0

Getuigen ondanks zichzelf: voor Jan-Mathijs Schoffeleers bij zijn zeventigste verjaardag

1998

With Michael Elias

1 cataloged edition

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Guardians of the land: essays on Central African territorial cults

1979

1 cataloged edition

shelves: 0
reviews: 0
lists: 0
quotes: 0

An organizational model of the Mwari shrines

1973

1 cataloged edition

shelves: 0
reviews: 0
lists: 0
quotes: 0

Land of fire: oral literature from Malaŵi

1985

1 cataloged edition

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reviews: 0
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Symbolic and social aspects of spirit worship among the Mang'anga

1968

2 cataloged editions

shelves: 0
reviews: 0
lists: 0
quotes: 0

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