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How Fon and Ewe Vodún relates to Yoruba orisa tradition, why Vodún is its own system and not Yoruba religion renamed, what Fa and Ifa share and where they diverge, and the Ketu corridor that carried both across the Atlantic.
A historical and structural analysis of Candomblé Jeje, the Afro-Brazilian religious tradition rooted in Gbe-speaking West African populations.
A comprehensive analysis of Afa, the sacred geomantic divination system practiced by the Ewe and related Gbe-speaking peoples of southern Togo, detailing its history, operational structure, sociological realities, and points of divergence from classical Yoruba Ifa.