Author Audrey C P Moungolo Iboumbi Releases Second Edition of "Taboo and Impurity." Audrey C P Moungolo Iboumbi's "Taboo and Impurity" Explores Congolese Culture in its Second Edition. Audrey C P Moungolo Iboumbi, an accomplished author and independent film director, announces the release of the second edition of her groundbreaking book, "Taboo and Impurity." Building on the success of her debut work, "Pollution: Concepts of Taboo in the Analysis of Danger and Purity," Iboumbi delves deeper into the intricate relationship between health, purity, and culture in the République of the Congo. "Taboo and Impurity" offers readers an immersive exploration of Congolese traditions and beliefs surrounding purity and pollution. Drawing from her personal experiences growing up in Congo, Audrey provides unique insights into the anthropological foundations of Congolese practices, particularly in the realms of religion and societal norms. The book traces the historical roots of these cultural customs, revealing how they continue to shape contemporary Congolese society. Iboumbi's narrative is enriched with personal anecdotes, offering readers a firsthand perspective on the significance of these traditions in her own life. Audrey C P Moungolo Iboumbi's journey to becoming an author and filmmaker is as remarkable as her work. Born in the République of Congo, Audrey pursued her passion for journalism, earning her Bachelor's degree and professional license before immigrating to the United States. She furthered her education, obtaining degrees in Film and Digital Media Production from Loyola University Chicago and a Master's degree in Film Directing from California College of the Arts. "I was inspired to write 'Taboo and Impurity' by my own experiences growing up in Congo and my academic studies under Dr. Meghan Dougherty," says Iboumbi. "Through this book, I aim to shed light on the profound influence of Congolese traditions on our understanding of purity and pollution. "In addition to her literary pursuits, Audrey is currently pursuing a Master's degree in Divinity at Grand Canyon University, with aspirations of becoming a pastor in ministry. "Taboo and Impurity" serves as a thought-provoking exploration of cultural identity, spirituality, and the enduring power of tradition. It is a must-read for anyone interested in anthropology, African culture, or the complexities of human belief systems. For more information about Audrey C P Moungolo Iboumbi and her work, visit iboumbipress.com.