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The Anthropology of Christianity in Melanesia

Date of account
2007
Location
Melanesia, especially Papua New Guinea
Source
model_recalled_reference
Record updated
2026-10-10

Record summary

The anthropology of Christianity literature associated with Joel Robbins and Melanesian ethnography debates how conversion, rupture, continuity, dreams, healing, prophecy, and moral transformation should be analyzed. This is a comparative research lead rather than one event: it can connect Pacific visionary accounts with wider occult and religious-tradition categories while preserving the distinction between emic claims and external verification. Researchers should locate the specific 2000s article or edited volume chapter being used, because “anthropology of Christianity” names a field as well as individual publications.

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