Africa, المجلد 64،الأعداد 1-2Oxford University Press, 1994 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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الصفحة 5
... Azande speak about them and in which they explain them ' ( p . 64 ) . Misfortune can be explained fully only by taking witchcraft into account ( p . 71 ) . But does he really mean that the Azande see witchcraft as the sole cause of all ...
... Azande speak about them and in which they explain them ' ( p . 64 ) . Misfortune can be explained fully only by taking witchcraft into account ( p . 71 ) . But does he really mean that the Azande see witchcraft as the sole cause of all ...
الصفحة 6
... Azande do not attribute all their troubles to witchcraft , and they often recognise laziness and incompetence as causes of misfortune ( p . 78 ) . Not even all deaths are caused by witchcraft , and certain deaths may be attributed to ...
... Azande do not attribute all their troubles to witchcraft , and they often recognise laziness and incompetence as causes of misfortune ( p . 78 ) . Not even all deaths are caused by witchcraft , and certain deaths may be attributed to ...
الصفحة 7
... Azande attribute all sickness to witchcraft and sorcery or not ? What he seems to be saying in the passage quoted above is that the Azande recognise a plurality of causes of disease and have a hierarchy of resort to treatment , but that ...
... Azande attribute all sickness to witchcraft and sorcery or not ? What he seems to be saying in the passage quoted above is that the Azande recognise a plurality of causes of disease and have a hierarchy of resort to treatment , but that ...
المحتوى
The gendering of space and motion | 34 |
Living off the street | 70 |
The head dance contested self and art as a balancing act in Tuareg | 74 |
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