religion

Examines selections of African-American literature that feature liberation motifs, including Frederick Douglass's autobiography, fiction novels by Rebecca Jackson and Booker T. Washington, Richard Wright's "Native Son," and Toni Morrison's "Song of Solomon.".

Traces the history of the Eveny people in northeast Siberia, focusing on how the culture's social relationships are formed through an intense partnership with reindeer as they migrate over the swamps, ice sheets, and mountain peaks that make up the world's coldest inhabited region.

An introduction to the spirit beings of Native American culture.

Presents a record through anecdotes, interviews, and legends of ancestral Celtic devotion about the reality of leprechauns, pixies, elves, fairies, and other nature spirits; and discusses how these beliefs became the standards of ancient Pagan magic.

What has a world-famous theologian discovered in the Australian Aboriginal Dreamtime that strikes him as absolutely essential for our survival?.

Discusses ancient Celtic wisdom, poetry, and blessings, covering such topics as work, aging, death, solitude, and friendship.

Discusses the history of race and religion in American politics, and describes how both opponents and supporters of slavery drew equally from the Holy Bible to support their claims, the 1830 slave revolt led by Nat Turner, the civil rights movement of the 1950s and 1960s, and more.