̀Ọṣun across the waters : a Yoruba goddess in Africa and the Americas /
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Bloomington :
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Table of Contents:
- Hidden power / ̣Òṣun the seventeenth Odú / Rowland Abiodun
- A river of many Tunns: polysemy of Ochún in Afro-Cuban tradition / Isabel Castellanos
- Òrìṣà ̣Òṣun: Yoruba sacred kingship and civil religion in Òṣogbo, Nigeria / Jacob K. Olupona
- Nesta cidade todo mundo é d'Oxum: in this city everyone is Oxum's / Ieda Machado Ribeiro dos Santos
- Mãe Menininha / Manuel Vega
- Yéyé Cachita: Ochún in a Cuban mirror / Joseph M. Murphy
- Osun and brass: an insight into Yoruba religious symbology / Cornelius O. Adepegba
- Overflowing with beauty: the Ochún alter in Lucumí aesthetic tradition / Ysamur Flores-Pẽna
- Authority and discourse in the Orin Ọdún ̣Òṣun / Diedre L. Badejo
- The bag of wisdom: ̣Òṣun and the origins of the Ifá divination / ʼWande Abimbola
- Ochun in the Bronx / George Brandon
- "What part of the river you're in": African American women in devotion to Òsun / Rachel Elizabeth Harding
- Ẹ̣érìndínlógún: the seeing eyes of sacred shells and stones / David O. Ogungbile
- Mama Oxum: reflections of gender and sexuality in Brazilian Umbanda / Lindasy Hale
- An Oxum shelters children in São Paulo / Tânia Cypriano
- Living water: ̣Òṣun, Mami Wata, and Olókùn in the lives of four contemporary Nigerian Christian women / Mei-Mei Sandford
- Orchestrating water and the wind: Oshun's art in Atlantic context / Robert Farris Thompson.