Creole Catholicism before Black Catholicism: Religion and Slavery in French Colonial Louisiana
作者： Michael Pasquier
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摘要: The development of Afro-creole Catholicism in French colonial Louisiana preceded the interpretive category and historical experience “Black Catholicism” American history. A critical analysis creolization Catholic African identities reflects current trends religious Africana studies that seek to deconstruct essentialized categories associated with religion.”
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