[UA] Voodoo Bibliography

Courtney lynxa at hotmail.com
Wed Dec 19 07:11:18 PST 2007


Okay, since a lot of people seemed interested, here's a list of books we used in my Vodun class.  This was a while ago, so I may not remember all of them :P

Voodoo In Haiti by Alfred Metraux - a history book.  Fairly dry, but good background information, especially to put the religious formation in a historical context.

Mama Lola: A Voodoo Priestess in Brooklynn by Karen McKarthy - My favorite book on Vodun.  First person narrative of a sociologist's own experience with a Mambo and her eventual conversion to Vodun.  It's kind of long, but it's a GREAT read and full of some really good information.  This book is an amazing overview of the religion of Vodun and the culture behind it.

Voodoo: Search for the Spirit by Laennec Hurbon - if I remember this one right, it's basically a flimsy little picture book that has the tone of a children's story.  It has some misinformation, and seems fairly insulting if it isn't the first book on Vodun you read, but it's small and it's a GREAT on-the-spot reference to use in a game.

Aaand the only textbook: Dancing Spirits: Rhythms and Rituals of Haitian Vodun, the Rada Rite by Gerdes Fleurant - like most textbooks it is RIDICULOUSLY expensive.  But if you want a more in-depth dissection of the culture that surrounds Vodun, as well as explanations and first-hand accounts of many rituals and how they fit into the larger diaspora of Hatian culture, then this is a great book.  But unless you're writing a thesis it probably isn't worth it. 
 
 
  
  
  
I know there was one or two more books in there, but I don't remember what they were...I'll shoot some e-mails out to friends and see if they remember.


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