Korean Shamanism: Revivals, Survivals and Change

Keith Howard · Tae‐Gon Kim · Seong Nae Kim · Alexandre Guillemoz · Janice Heejin Kim · Hyun-ki Kim-Hogarth +3 more

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Chapters developed from presentations at the symposium on Korean shamanism organised at SOAS and the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, in December 1992. Historical and theoretical considerations of shamanism are coupled to accounts of music, dance, gender, and initiation.

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