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Magic, Witchcraft, and Curing

By John Middleton

Book information

Publisher
Univ of Texas Pr
Year
1976
ISBN
0292750315, 9780292750319
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
29 MB (30367593 bytes)
Series
American Museum Sourcebooks in Anthropology. (Book 7)
Pages
346\364
Time added
2020-08-10 16:32:27

Description

Essays by leading anthropologists illuminate the role of witchcraft, black magic, and related magical beliefs in primitive societies CONTENTS INTRODUCTION THE MORPHOLOGY AND FUNCTION OF MAGIC THE SORCERER AND HIS MAGIC MICHING MALLECHO,THAT MEANS WITCHCRAFT THE CONCEPT OF"BEWITCHING" IN LUGBARA NAGUAL, WITCH, AND SORCERER IN A QUICHE VILLAGE THE SOCIOLOGY OF SORCERY IN A CENTRAL AFRICAN TRIBE WITCHCRAFT AS SOCIAL PROCESS IN A TZELTAL COMMUNITY A SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OFWITCH BELIEFS IN,.A MYSORE VILLAGE KONKOMBA SORCERY DREAMS AND THE WISHES OF THE SOUL SHAMANISTIC BEHAVIOR AMONG THE NETSILIK ESKIMOS DIVINATION IN BUNYORO, UGANDA DIVINATION AND ITS SOCIAL CONTEXTS WITCHCRAFT AND CLANSHIP IN CO CHITI THERAPY GROUP THERAPY AND SOCIAL STATUS IN THE ZAR CULT OF ETHIOPIA SPIRIT POSSESSION AS ILLNESS IN A NORTH INDIAN VILLAGE BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX

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