Book reviewed in this article:RELIGION IN LATIN AMERICA: NEW METHODS AND APPROACHESNICARAGUA'S OTHER REVOLUTION: RELIGIOUS FAITH AND POLITICAL STRUGGLEBy Michael Dodson and Laura NuzziTHANKS TO GOD AND THE REVOLUTION: POPULAR RELIGION AND CLASS CONSCIOUSNESS IN THE NEW NICARAGUABy Roger N. LancasterCOPING WITH POVERTY: PENTECOSTALS AND CHRISTIAN BASE COMMUNITIES IN BRAZILBy Cecflia L. MarizLOOKING FOR GOD IN BRAZIL: THE PROGRESSIVE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN URBAN BRAZIL'S RELIGIOUS ARENABy John S. BurdickKINGDOMS COME: RELIGION AND POLITICS IN BRAZILBy Rowan IrelandPOPULAR VOICES IN LATIN AMERICAN CATHOLICISMBy Daniel LevineTHE PLACE OF MOURNING IN RELIGION, HISTORY AND THEORYSTRANDED OBJECTS: MOURNING, MEMORY AND FILM IN POSTWAR GERMANYBy Eric L. Santner IthacaHISTORY AND THEORY AFTER THE FALL: AN ESSAY ON INTERPRETATIONBy Fred WeinsteinTHE ABILITY TO MOURN: DISILLUSIONMENT AND THE SOCIAL ORIGINS OF PSYCHOANALYSISBy Peter HomansA SOCIOLOGIST'S VIEW OF CONTEMPORARY JEWISH ORTHODOXY: THE WORK OF SAMUEL HEILMANSHE WHO IS: THE MYSTERY OF GOD IN FEMINIST THEOLOGICAL DISCOURSE By Elizabeth A. JohnsonRELIGIOUS STUDIES AND INDIAN EPIC TEXTS