The book 'Архаические формы религиозности в современном мире на примере латиноамериканского шаманизма' by [Author's name] is an in-depth exploration of the resurgence of archaic forms of religion in modern society, specifically in the context of Latin American shamanism. The author's central argument is that the evolution of technology has led to a disconnection between humans and their spiritual selves, resulting in a longing for a deeper sense of meaning and connection in contemporary society. This longing manifests itself in the revival of ancient religious practices and beliefs, which are adapting to the needs of modern society. The book begins with an examination of the concept of archeology and its relevance to understanding the nature of archaic religions and their modern manifestations. The author posits that archeology is not just about uncovering artifacts and relics from the past, but also about understanding the cultural and societal contexts in which they were created. This perspective allows for a more nuanced comprehension of the complex interplay between technology and spirituality in modern society. The author then delves into the specific case study of Latin American shamanism, highlighting the ways in which these ancient religious practices have evolved over time to accommodate the changing needs of contemporary society. They explore how shamanic traditions have adapted to the influence of Western colonialism, Christianization, and globalization, and how they continue to thrive despite these challenges. The book provides a detailed analysis of the various forms of shamanism found throughout Latin America, including Ayahuasca, Santeria, and Vodou, among others.

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