Pilgrimage as Transformative Process The Movement from Fractured to Integrated

Introduction: pilgrimage as transformative process / Heather A. Wmjield and Kate Hetherington — Substantive, non-substantive and ontogenetic perspectives on pilgrimages / Shirley du Ploay — Pilgrimage as religiously educative / Alexandria M. Egler — From existential to ideological communitas: can pilgrimage connect and transform the world? / Heather A. Warfield — Peace pilgrimage as transformative learning and identity redefinition / Roy Tamashiro — Living and letting live, reframing atheist travel into understanding cultural differences / Chadwick Co SYSU — The Camino de Santiago and wellbeing: an interpretative phenomenological analysis of the pilgrimage experiences of Australian women / Kate Hetherington — Sensuous encounter where journey and festival meet: a phenomenology of pilgrimage / Kip Redick — Modern influences along an ancient way: pilgrimage and globalization / Sharenda Holland Barlar — The iconography of the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela: types, nationalities and authors of the views of the basilica at the end of the way of Saint James / Miguel Tain Guzman — Pilgrimage to the Japanese American incarceration camps: deploying collective memory for social justice and communal healing / Anne M. Blankenship — ‘Our sacred effort-find your place in God’s story’: Southern Baptist global missions and evangelical pilgrimage / Scott Libson — The whithorn way: twenty-first century pilgrimage in Scotland / Valentina Bold.