Africa, المجلد 49Oxford University Press, 1979 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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الصفحة 69
... medicine in this way . I call these two types physical and spiritual . Physical medicine employs physical substances and may be either ' good ' or ' evil ' . Spiritual medicine requires the medicine man to enter a trance state . In ...
... medicine in this way . I call these two types physical and spiritual . Physical medicine employs physical substances and may be either ' good ' or ' evil ' . Spiritual medicine requires the medicine man to enter a trance state . In ...
الصفحة 75
... medicine dances fail because the men are unwilling to dance or because none of the medicine men present succeeds in entering the trance state . The trance state comes to one , or occasionally two or more men , after the dance is under ...
... medicine dances fail because the men are unwilling to dance or because none of the medicine men present succeeds in entering the trance state . The trance state comes to one , or occasionally two or more men , after the dance is under ...
الصفحة 77
... medicine man had collapsed , and his daughter revived him . Perhaps the most curious thing about this event is that although it had never happened before , the people were certain ... medicine men ; and it relieves NHARO BUSHMAN MEDICINE 77.
... medicine man had collapsed , and his daughter revived him . Perhaps the most curious thing about this event is that although it had never happened before , the people were certain ... medicine men ; and it relieves NHARO BUSHMAN MEDICINE 77.
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