Titlebook: Body, Meaning, Healing; Thomas J. Csordas Book 2002 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2002 anthropology.biological.eno

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Andrea Wetterauer,Sybille Wernerblem is highlighted by the fact that many forms of healing are religious in nature, which requires accounting for the role of divine forces and entities (Csordas and Lewton 1998). Given the prevalence of religious healing and the global interrelation of religion and healing, the category of the holy

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Ideologiekritische Wertungskonzepte, anthropologists of all stripes (Farella 1984; Kluckhohn and Leighton 1946; Lamphere 1977; Witherspoon 1977). In this article, I elaborate the relation between ritual healing and identity politics in contemporary Navajo society by presenting a conceptual framework that can potentially be applied acr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-04079-4ed in a very concrete way, by examining therapeutic process as undergone by individual Navajo patients who have shared their experience of suffering and healing with me and a team of Navajo and Euro-American researchers. First, let us look at the relation among the three healing traditions.

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Ritual Healing and the Politics of Identity in Contemporary Navajo Society anthropologists of all stripes (Farella 1984; Kluckhohn and Leighton 1946; Lamphere 1977; Witherspoon 1977). In this article, I elaborate the relation between ritual healing and identity politics in contemporary Navajo society by presenting a conceptual framework that can potentially be applied acr

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Talk to Them So They Understanded in a very concrete way, by examining therapeutic process as undergone by individual Navajo patients who have shared their experience of suffering and healing with me and a team of Navajo and Euro-American researchers. First, let us look at the relation among the three healing traditions.