Shrines of the slave trade: Diola religion and society in precolonial Senegambia

Table of Contents

• Frontmatter

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• List of Maps (page xiii)

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• Introduction (page 3)

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• 1 The Historical Study of African Traditional Religions (page 8)

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• 2 Encountering Esulalu: An Introduction (page 24)

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  • I. The Organization of Daily Life (page 25)

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  • II. Diola Religion and Social Values (page 34)

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• 3. The Origins of the Diola-Esulalu (page 62)

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• 4. Koonjaen, Floup, and the Forging of a Diola-Esulalu Religious Tradition in the Eighteenth Century (page 85)

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• 5. Slaves, Trade, and Religious Change in Eighteenth-Century Esulalu (page 108)

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• 6. Strangers within Their Borders: Esulalu Religion in the Era of French Expansion, 1800-1880 (page 130)

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• 7. The Elaboration of Tradition: Esulalu Religion, 1800-1880 (page 154)

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• 8. Conclusion (page 173)

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• Appendix: Chronology in Diola-Esulalu Oral Traditions (page 185)

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• Notes (page 191)

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• Glossary (page 251)

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• Bibliography (page 257)

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• Index (page 283)

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