Africa, المجلد 72Oxford University Press, 2002 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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الصفحة 286
... animals . The San trance dance is typically directed to achieving contact with the transcendent spirits of the dead , to heal the sick , to control the movements of wild animals , and to change the weather . All this , it is believed ...
... animals . The San trance dance is typically directed to achieving contact with the transcendent spirits of the dead , to heal the sick , to control the movements of wild animals , and to change the weather . All this , it is believed ...
الصفحة 287
... animals was complex ( and ambivalent ) , paradoxically involving respect and em- powerment , on the one hand , and the use of this power to destroy the benefactor , on the other . At least among the Cape Nguni ( but not to the same ...
... animals was complex ( and ambivalent ) , paradoxically involving respect and em- powerment , on the one hand , and the use of this power to destroy the benefactor , on the other . At least among the Cape Nguni ( but not to the same ...
الصفحة 646
animals ( animals associated with water or the subterranean world ) and animals which defy classification ( Douglas , 1957 ) . If such animals were regarded as ' dirty ' ( hama ) nobody would even think of consuming them . But they are ...
animals ( animals associated with water or the subterranean world ) and animals which defy classification ( Douglas , 1957 ) . If such animals were regarded as ' dirty ' ( hama ) nobody would even think of consuming them . But they are ...
المحتوى
Patronage millennialism and the serpent god Mumbo in south | 29 |
law human rights and British | 55 |
Women out beside the mainstream | 84 |
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Abeokuta activities administration Alake Amhara Anthropology Argobba Argobba household argued associated authority Bahaya bayie Botswana British Cape cattle cattle raiding central chiefs Christian clan colonial Comaroff context cooking cuisine cultural democracy discourse District domestic economic Egba elders Eritrea Ethiopia ethnic European Gash-Setit Ghana groups Gusii Hausa Haya Himba housing human rights hyena indigenous individual International African Institute Joe Slovo juogi juok Kavirondo Kenya kgotla kinship Kunama Kuria labour land language living London Marconi Beam meals Milnerton missionaries modern Mumbo Mumboism Muslim neighbours Nguni Nigeria Okuwan Onitsha organisation Oxford person political practices production region relations ritual Robert Sagna role rule rural settlements sexual Sidāma Sierra Leone slave Slovo Park social society South Kavirondo status structure symbolic taboos Tanzania town trade traditional Uluguru University Press urban village witchcraft witches woman women young