1979
DOI: 10.1016/0160-7987(79)90027-9
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Ideologies and institutions in the precolonial history of equatorial African therapeutic systems

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“…Again, there is the varied work of John Janzen-author of the most penetrating study of the history of an African movement, the Lemba cult of equatorial West Africa (Janzen, 1979b(Janzen, , 1982. In various books and articles, Janzen (1974Janzen ( , 1977Janzen ( , 1979a has discussed the phenomenon of renewal in Bakongo religion.…”
Section: Religious Movements From Within African 'Traditional' Religionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Again, there is the varied work of John Janzen-author of the most penetrating study of the history of an African movement, the Lemba cult of equatorial West Africa (Janzen, 1979b(Janzen, , 1982. In various books and articles, Janzen (1974Janzen ( , 1977Janzen ( , 1979a has discussed the phenomenon of renewal in Bakongo religion.…”
Section: Religious Movements From Within African 'Traditional' Religionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Again, there is the varied work of John Janzen-author of the most penetrating study of the history of an African movement, the Lemba cult of equatorial West Africa (Janzen, 1979b(Janzen, , 1982. In various books and articles, Janzen (1974Janzen ( , 1977Janzen ( , 1979a has discussed the phenomenon of renewal in Bakongo religion. Janzen (1977: 69) rejects the idea of a sharp break in Kongo culture history at the time of the Belgian colonial occupation, before which one can deal with "pure tradition" and after which one has to deal either with "the colonial degradation itself, or with the reaction to the colonial impact."…”
Section: Religious Movements From Within African 'Traditional' Religionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Los análisis transculturales en neurología 42 , suponen una vía de comprensión de las diferentes concepciones, tratamientos y efectos sociales que cada patología neurológica, en este caso la epilepsia, provoca en cada cultura. Aunque el pensamiento mágico sobre la epilepsia en las culturas indígenas ancestrales se ha visto modificado por la presencia del hombre blanco, coexistiendo en la actualidad con el tratamiento tradicional y científico occidental 43 , la base del éxito de cualquier estudio epidemiológico 44 se centra en el conocimiento previo de la concepción. 22 Es lo que se pretende con el presente trabajo al explorar el conocimiento actual y la concepción que de la epilepsia poseen los grupos indígenas alrededor del mundo.…”
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