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Introduction
The Study of Divination, Present and Past |
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Philip M. Peek | |
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Part One. Becoming a Diviner |
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The Initiation of a Zulu Diviner |
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Henry Callaway | |
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Part Two. The Search for Knowledge |
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Nilotic Cosmology and the Divination of Atuot Philosophy |
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John W. Burton | |
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Divination in Madagascar: The Antemoro Case and the Diffusion of Divination |
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Pierre Vérin and Narivelo Rajaonarimanana | |
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Part Three. Cultural Systems within Divination Systems |
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Diviners as Alienists and Annunciators among the Batammaliba of Togo |
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Rudolph Blier | |
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Divination among the Lobi of Burkina Faso |
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Piet Meyer | |