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Map is not TerritorySTUDIES IN THE HISTORY OF RELIGIONSJONATHAN Z. SMITH, 1978&#160;In Map Is Not Territory, Jonathan Z. Smith engages previous interpretations of religious texts from late antiquity, critically evaluates the notion of sacred space and time as it is represented in the works of Mircea Eliade, and tackles important problems of methodology.(Text by the author)&#160;Contents:PrefaceAcknowledgementsII. The Garments of ShameII. The Prayer of JosephIII. Wisdom and ApocalypticIIIV. The Wobbling PivotV. Earth and GodsVI. The Influence of Symbols on Social Change: A Place on Which to StandVII. Birth Upside Down or Right Side Up?VIII. The Temple and the MagicianIX. Good News is No News: Aretalogy and GospelIIIX. When the Bough BreaksXI. Adde Parvum Parvo Magnus Acervus EritXII. I am a Parrot (Red)IVXIII. Map Is Not TerritoryIndex to Ancient SourcesBible; Jewish and Christian ApocryphaOther Ancient SourcesGeneral Index