Cosmos, gods and madmen: frameworks in the anthropologies of medicine
Auteur(s) : Littlewood, Roland (Éd.)Lynch, Rebecca (Éd.)Description matérielle : 214 p. : 24 cm.Publication : New York : Berghahn Books, 2016.Cote : G.5262Note : Bibliographie en fin de chapitres. Index. Thématique : Anthropologie médicale | Religion
| Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| Lab. d'anthropologie sociale | G.5262 | Available | 8003569 |
Introduction: divitiny, disease, distress / Littlewood, Roland et Lynch, Rebecca --
Why animism matters / Napier, A. David --
Spreading the Gospel of the miracle cure: Panama's Black Christ / Reynolds, Rodney J. --
Madness and miracles: hoping for healing in rural Ghana / Read, Ursula M. --
'Sakawa' rumours: occult internet fraud and Ghanaian identity/ Armstrong, Alice --
To heal the body: the body as congregation among post-surgical patients in Benin / Lange, Isabelle L. --
Addiction and the duality of the self in a North American. Religio-therapeutic community / Reynolds, Ellie --
Religious conversion and madness: contested territory in the Peruvian Andes / Orr, David M. R. --
Cosmologies of fear: the medicalization of anxiety in contemporary Britian / Lynch, Rebecca --
Functionalists and zombis: sorcery as spandrel and social rescue / Littlewood, Roland --
Religion and psychosis: a common evolutionary trajectory? / Dein, Simon.