Frontmatter -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Field: Musica Sacra Maastricht -- 3 Revisiting the Sacred -- 4 Intertwinements of Religion, Culture, and Heritage -- 5 Last of the Mohicans: Discourses of Differentiation -- 6 Curse of the Fire Dance: Ritual and Performance -- 7 Between Sound and Silence: A Fragile Sacred -- 8 Conclusions -- Appendix A. Annual Festival Themes -- Appendix B. Ethnography -- Appendix C. Three Groups of Participants -- Appendix D. Fieldwork Concert Attendance -- Appendix E. Data processing -- Bibliography -- Index
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Introduction / Lieke Wijnia and James S. Bielo -- Nazareth in pewter : pilgrims' badges of Loreto, Walsingham and Wavre / Hanneke van Asperen -- "Blinded by their zeal" : guide books to the Holy Land / Jack Kugelmass -- Back to the garden : bringing visitors to American edens, 1885-1956 / Brook Wilensky-Lanford -- The Latter-day Saints, the Bible, and tourism / Daniel H. Olsen and George A. Pierce -- Looking for a miracle : tourism, Tanya and Theurgy at the grave of the 'late' Lubavitcher rebbe / Simon Dein -- Media pilgrimage : the stories that shape the modern Camino de Santiago / Suzanne van der Beek -- Cultural-religious routes and their tourism valorization : in the "footsteps of the Apostle Paul in Greece" / Polyxeni Moira -- Bible museums / Crispin Paine -- Rewriting the Bible : the visual culture of creation science / Larissa Carneiro -- Music, scripture and the sacred : negotiating the postsecular at a Dutch arts festival / Lieke Wijnia -- Building on the gospel : the Moravian settlement at Christiansfeld / Marie Vejrup Nielsen -- Afterword / James S. Bielo.
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