Fieldwork in Religion

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This journal publishes research on the phenomenology of religion, often employing fieldwork and qualitative methods. Articles explore religious practices, rituals, and beliefs within various cultural and social contexts, with a particular focus on African Indigenous Religions and their intersection with Christianity and Islam. The scope also includes the study of shared religious spaces, pilgrimage, and the impact of religious traditions on social and political landscapes, particularly in Zimbabwe and Southeastern Europe. Methodological discussions on phenomenology and visual research in religious studies are also featured.

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