..., processes of place-making, and the reproduction of practice. The author claims that migrants’ relations to place can be understood by examining their notions of relatedness to others. She further discusses the change and continuity of social practice in a migration context. The final part of the chapter...

... Ali mosque Copenhagen Qur’an Ramadan salat al ‘id morning prayer Umm Hussein Umm Zainap Geertz Clifford Myerhoff Barbara G ritual Schieffelin Edward L shopping centres Umm Ali Umm Fatima belonging family Gardner Katy Grillo Ralph Italy Moroccan women in neighbours relatedness Salih...

... a parental perspective, the celebration of taklif represents both efforts to create relatedness between parents and children and attempts to include children in different kinds of community. All in all, the event forms part of a greater effort to make children into moral human beings...

... to the fact that Iraqi women’s religious activities in many ways contribute to categorizing them as outsiders to Danish society, their participation in religious events also localizes them in Copenhagen. Drawing on anthropological theories of ritual, relatedness and place-making, the analysis underscores...

...As was the case in many other places in early modern Europe, most of those who were accused of or who confessed to witchcraft or who were formally questioned as suspected witches in Rothenburg were female. This chapter provides new explanation for the gender-relatedness of witchcraft accusations...