Studies in Lapp shamanism

Louise Bäckman · Åke Hultkrantz

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Les AA. se repartissent la tâche. Hultkrantz introduit le sujet: ecologie et phenomenologie du chamanisme en general| il examine les moyens et les buts du chamanisme lapon, les relations entre l'experience chamanique et les buts vises| Backman compare les types de chamans| les deux AA. formulent un programme de recherche sur ce chamanisme. La bibliographie presente les sources du XVII-XVIIIs., puis les travaux plus recents. Index des noms, des groupes ethniques (34, comprenant tout le domaine arctique), des matieres.

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