Werner Müller – Pre-Columbian American Religions 2000 Turkish Book Turkey
Werner Müller – Pre-Columbian American Religions (Kızılderililerin Dinleri) – Okyanus Yayınları 2000 Edition – Turkish
Description:
Pre-Columbian American Religions examines the religious beliefs, spiritual traditions, and sacred worldviews of the Indigenous peoples of North America. Werner Müller approaches the subject through different cultural and tribal traditions, exploring concepts of the Great Spirit, ancestors, shamans, dreams, rituals, and the relationship between human beings and the natural world.
The book focuses particularly on the spiritual life of Native American communities, presenting their beliefs and traditions within their respective cultural contexts. It offers insight into the ways nature, community, ritual, and the unseen world were understood and experienced in different Indigenous societies. The Turkish edition is also described as covering the religious beliefs and spiritual worlds of Native peoples of North America on a region-by-region and tribe-by-tribe basis.
Published by Okyanus Yayınları in 2000, this Turkish edition is a concise work on Native American religions and Indigenous cultural traditions. The edition is 156 pages and was translated by Alev Kırım.
For collectors interested in Native American history, anthropology, comparative religion, Indigenous spirituality, and ethnographic literature, this Turkish edition provides an interesting record of traditional religious beliefs and spiritual practices of North American Indigenous peoples.
Key Features:
• Author: Werner Müller
• Original Title: Pre-Columbian American Religions
• Turkish Title: Kızılderililerin Dinleri
• Publisher: Okyanus Yayınları
• Publication Year: 2000
• Language: Turkish
• Translator: Alev Kırım
• Genre: Anthropology / Comparative Religion / Indigenous Studies
• Subject: Native American Religions, Spiritual Beliefs and Traditional Practices
• Collector Appeal: A Turkish edition examining the religious beliefs, spiritual traditions, and cultural worldview of North American Indigenous peoples.