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الصفحة 132
By this means Tshidi Zionism represents an attempt by the marginalised and impoverished ( aptly termed ' the peasant - proletarian ' ) to subject the symbols and values of the world of wage labour to indigenous notions of practical ...
By this means Tshidi Zionism represents an attempt by the marginalised and impoverished ( aptly termed ' the peasant - proletarian ' ) to subject the symbols and values of the world of wage labour to indigenous notions of practical ...
الصفحة 235
Moreover , he adds that , whereas ' the official viewpoint which men endorse ' views such cults as a means to cure women from amoral ( or even evil ) spirits ( 1971 : 89 ) , cult members see the cult as a means of religious ecstasy ...
Moreover , he adds that , whereas ' the official viewpoint which men endorse ' views such cults as a means to cure women from amoral ( or even evil ) spirits ( 1971 : 89 ) , cult members see the cult as a means of religious ecstasy ...
الصفحة 244
... and waganga wa pepo or waganga wa sheitani ( those using spirit possession ) .31 The first is seen as using Islamic means for the purpose of exorcism , the latter more pagan means for the purpose of placation and cultivation .
... and waganga wa pepo or waganga wa sheitani ( those using spirit possession ) .31 The first is seen as using Islamic means for the purpose of exorcism , the latter more pagan means for the purpose of placation and cultivation .
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changing interpersonal relations in two Bamileke | 3 |
a terracotta tradition of southeastern Ivory Coast | 51 |
Southern Kuba masquerade figures in a funerary context | 75 |
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