God of justice: ritual healing and social justice in the central Himalayas

William S. Sax

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1. Introduction: Fieldwork Among the Harijans 2. God of Justice 3. Landscape, Memory, and Ritual 4. Oracles, Gurus, and Distributed Agency 5. Rituals of Family Unity 6. Families and their ghosts 7. Sending the God Back 8. Postscript: Ritual healing and modernity

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