Indigenizing Movements in Europe

The book explores the emergence of various religious movements since the mid-twentieth century, focusing on Paganism, shamanism, and native faiths. It distinguishes between two forms of indigeneity: one that seeks to revive ancient religious practices and another that learns from Indigenous peoples, particularly Native Americans and Siberians. The text aims to deepen understanding and stimulate discussion about these evolving movements and the broader implications of Indigeneity and scholarly engagement with these phenomena.