Gravimetric determination of rubidium and caesium with N,N-dimethylethanol-ammonium orotate

Burning incense for a focus group discussion: Acquiring a spirituality of liminality for doing liturgical research in an African context from an emic perspective

“…When traditions such as those of the AICs or Neo-Pentecostal churches do in fact gain a voice, they are more often than not represented by scholars who do not come from those traditions, such as myself, and their worship may easily be described with pejorative terms such as 'prosperity gospel' and 'syncretism', something I try to avoid. This is also sometimes done by someone who has not engaged in the worship of these communities by means of prolonged engagement or any attempt to gain an emic or insider perspective, 32 but rather to reinforce their existing etic perspective. This specific context regarding scholarship, on the one hand, and the reality of liturgy on a grassroots level in Sub-Saharan Africa, on the other, asks for a reiteration of the importance of the emic perspective in qualitative research as well as postcolonial theory.…”