Healing Performances of Bali: Between Darkness and Light

Angela Hobart

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The rich traditions of myth, ritual, performance, and worship that are integral to popular medicine in Bali are central themes in this study by Hobart (medical anthropology, Goldsmiths' College of London U., UK). Based on ten years of research in Bali, descriptions of the specific practices of indiv

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