Shamanism: An Introduction
Margaret Stutley
Shamanism traces the history, ideology and rites of the shamans' fascinating belief-system in its many global manifestations. Looking at the forms and functions of shamanic practices from Siberia to China and beyond, it provides an authoritative and accessible guide to some of the most notorious and most frequently misrepresented aspects of shamanism. Answers questions such as how shamans' dual souls roam the world of the dead in search of lost souls and why the Yukaghir people wear "grandfather" amulets made of the flesh and bones of dead relatives.
Placing particular emphasis on the climatic, geographic, and cultural pressures under which shamanic traditions arose, Shaminism summarizes and clearly explains the logic of a faith whose fantastical elements have a special place in popular imagination.
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Año:
2002
Edición:
1
Editorial:
Routledge
Idioma:
english
Páginas:
145
ISBN 10:
0203400100
ISBN 13:
9780415273176
Archivo:
PDF, 1.16 MB
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,
english, 2002
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