God´s Revolution? Faith and Impiety in Revolutionary Mexico, 1910-1940

Programa:

1. Adrian Bantjes:‘Culture and Context: The Regional Dynamics of Revolutionary Defanaticization in Mexico’
2. Jean-Pierre Bastian: ‘Protestants, Masons, and Spiritualists: Religious Modern Associations and the Revolutionary Movement in Mexico, 1910-1920’
3. Kristina Boylan:‘“She Forced Me”: Revolutionary and Not-So-Revolutionary Negotiations in Catholic Bigamy and Divorce Trials, 1930-1940’
4. Keith Brewster: ‘Ethereal Allies: Spiritism and the Revolutionary Struggle’
5. Matthew Butler: 'Revolution and the Ritual Year: Religious Persecution and Innovation in Cristero Mexico, 1926-9’
6. Fernando Cervantes: ‘Revolutionary Nation, Traditional Piety: The Persistence of Colonial Religion in Modern Mexico’
7. Robert Curley: ‘Christian Democracy in Cristero Jalisco: The Archdiocese of Guadalajara in the 1920s’
8. Massimo de Giuseppe:‘“El Indio Gabriel” in Postrevolutionary Tabasco: Passive Resistance and a New Religious Perspective from the Indigenous World in the Age of Garrido Canabal’
9. Alan Knight:‘The Mentality and Modus Operandi of Revolutionary Anticlericalism’
10. Jean Meyer: 'Catholics in Revolution (Católicos Revolucionados)’
11. Benjamin Smith: ‘Religion and Anticlericalism in the Diocese of Huajuapam, 1930-1940’
12. Edward Wright-Rios: ‘A Revolution in Local Catholicism: Faith or Fraud in Oaxaca, 1928-1934’

Acknowledgements:

British Academy
Society for Latin American Studies
Queen´s University Belfast