The Telengits of Southern Siberia: Landscape, Religion and Knowledge in Motion

Agnieszka Halemba

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Cultural and Sociopolitical Studies Indigenous Cultures and History Study and Philosophy of Religion

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Introduction Part 1: Landscape and Movement 1. The Altai, the Altaians and the Telengits 2. Sacred Land and the Significance of Places 3. Moving Through a Powerful Landscape 4. Rites of Springs Part 2: Ritual and Knowledge 5. Chaga Bairam 6. Ontology of the Spirits 7. Lamas and Shamans 8. Ritual and Revival. Conclusion

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