Let's thank Samuele POLETTI for this remarkable piece of research just released in the TERRAIN review :
"Miracles matter and the matter of miracles, The miraculous reshaping of world and self among Nepali Pentecostal Christians".
The author skillfully demonstrates how the overlapping of everyday life with the biblical narrative acts as an imaginary device that supports the conversion of unprivileged people in a context in which they do not enjoy much freedom of choice.
Fulfilling the promise of a better life, the production of the miracles that I present provides a glimpse of what it might mean to “live in a book”.