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الصفحة 338
Medicines for hunting , canoe building and other crafts , now largely obsolete , are bulozi because they demand the death of kin whose spirit or life force ( muuya ) then works with the hunter or craftsman . Initial empowerment of the ...
Medicines for hunting , canoe building and other crafts , now largely obsolete , are bulozi because they demand the death of kin whose spirit or life force ( muuya ) then works with the hunter or craftsman . Initial empowerment of the ...
الصفحة 343
Children and young people are attacked to obtain their life force or in revenge against their kin . Women may be victims for the same reason or frequently , it is said , because they have refused the witch's sexual advances , but not ...
Children and young people are attacked to obtain their life force or in revenge against their kin . Women may be victims for the same reason or frequently , it is said , because they have refused the witch's sexual advances , but not ...
الصفحة 598
... idea of transforming the agricultural production of Eritrea , their impact on rural livelihoods was radical in the sense that the colonial state recruited a huge number of peasants into the urban work force and the colonial army .
... idea of transforming the agricultural production of Eritrea , their impact on rural livelihoods was radical in the sense that the colonial state recruited a huge number of peasants into the urban work force and the colonial army .
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AFRICA | 333 |
contrasting cultures | 359 |
the ideology of royal slavery in | 394 |
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