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In the process of healing the sick, Liborisnio articulated a popular vision of modernity. The sugar modernism defined by the elites advocated paid labor (rather than reciprocal labor), cash crops, privatized land, unfair distributions of profits, dependency, state law, and the related persecution of "primitive" culture. Liborio, in contra

When the conquistadores (Spanish colonizers) imposed Christianity, Pachamama absorbed some of the qualities of Mother Mary, fusing the wild and benevolent aspects of the Great Mother into a single, generous Earth goddess. Unlike the concept of tikkun olam, predicated on the assumption

Catharism was, in the years after the fall of Quéribus, a chimerical presence. According to the testimony of Stéphanie de Châteauverdun, a noble and Cathar Perfect from the Sabartès, what top-level Cathars remained were living in the mountains. William Prunel was one such Perfect, whose career stretched from around 1258 until 1283. Despite the tire

While elites assumed that Afro-Dominican religious practices would naturally die out as a result of modern economic transformations, pervasive unemployment, poverty, and social upheaval made VodU even more vibrant, ultimately giving birth to Liborismo (Baud 1987: 147). The popular classes in the San Juan Valley, rather than acquiescing to the elite