Where does 'the self' in 'myself' begin and end? And what do ideas of 'spirit' tell us about the nature of human selfhood? To investigate these poorly understood matters, veteran anthropologist, neo-shaman and paranormal healer Roy Willis spent five months in a remote part of northern Zambia exploring human consciousness.
Where does 'the self' in 'myself' begin and end? And what do ideas of 'spirit' tell us about the nature of human selfhood? To investigate these poorly understood matters, veteran anthropologist, neo-shaman and paranormal healer Roy Willis spent five months in a remote part of northern Zambia exploring human consciousness.
Roy Willis Emeritus Fellow in Social Anthropology,University of Edinburgh
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List of Illustrations Preface Note on Orthography and Style Introduction: the Making of This Book 1. Research Assistance 2. Homeland and Familihood 3. Managing Time and Space 4. Making Ethnography 5. Sorcery Attack 6. Dreaming Medicine 7. Dispossession 8. Afterthoughts: Selfhood in the Global Village Appendix: Follow-up Reports on Ngulu Patients and Doctors Glossary of Lungu Terms Bibliography Archival Sources Index
List of Illustrations Preface Note on Orthography and Style Introduction: the Making of This Book 1. Research Assistance 2. Homeland and Familihood 3. Managing Time and Space 4. Making Ethnography 5. Sorcery Attack 6. Dreaming Medicine 7. Dispossession 8. Afterthoughts: Selfhood in the Global Village Appendix: Follow-up Reports on Ngulu Patients and Doctors Glossary of Lungu Terms Bibliography Archival Sources Index
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