Shamanism: An Introduction

Margaret Stutley

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1. Introduction 2. Male and Female Shamans 3.The Shaman's Costume 4. Shamans' Paraphernalia 5. Trance, Ecstacy and Possession 6. Deites and Spirits 7. Divination 8. Healing 9. Shamans and Smiths 10. Soul 11. Ancestor Cults 12. Death and Funeral Rites 13. Were-animals Bibliography Index

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