Neighbors, Strangers, Witches, and Culture-Heroes: Ritual Powers of Smith/Artisans in Tuareg Society and Beyond

Susan Jane Rasmussen

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Preface Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1 Tezma Power and Tuareg Inaden Smith/Artisans Chapter 2 Inaden Origins, Histories, and Professional Practices Chapter 3 Powers, Tensions, and Mediations Chapter 4 Q'alb Power and Amhara Buda/Tayb Smith/Artisans Chapter 5 Echar Power and Bidan M'Allemin Smith/Artisans Chapter 6 Beshengu Power and Kapsiki Rerhe Smith/Artisans Chapter 7 Nyama Power and Mande Nyamakala Smith/Artisans Conclusions Bibliography Index Author Biography

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