Agents and AudiencesAgrhananda Bharati Walter de Gruyter, 2011/06/03 - 568 ページ Papers presented to the IXth International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences, Chicago, 1973. |
目次
| 1 | |
| 15 | |
| 17 | |
| 31 | |
Gods Kings and the Caste System in India | 51 |
Shamanism as a Profession | 73 |
Religion and Human Play | 95 |
A Political Organization | 105 |
Concepts Methods and Techniques for Fieldwork among Primitives | 301 |
The CulturalHistorical Origin of Shamanism | 315 |
The Role of Women in the Male Cults of the Soromaja in New Guinea | 323 |
Certain Aspects of the Study of Siberian Shamanism | 335 |
Learning of Psychodynamics History Diagnosis Management Therapy by a Kali Cult Indigenous Healer in Guiana | 345 |
Power and Balance | 371 |
SECTION FOUR | 383 |
A Study of the Death and Rebirth Motif | 385 |
Religious Change in a Northern Nigerian Emirate | 123 |
SECTION TWO | 137 |
Some Folk Bases of Hindu Theology | 139 |
Shamanism in Central Asia | 149 |
Shaman and Priest in Yucatán Pentecostalism | 159 |
Classifying the Religious Symbolism of the Persian and Yemenite Jews | 167 |
Characteristics of Sisala Diviners | 179 |
The Goddess Cult in the HebrewJewish Religion | 197 |
Tibetan Oracles | 212 |
Breaking Ties with Deceased Spouse | 217 |
Possession in a North Indian Village | 233 |
The Shamanistic Element in Taiwanese Folk Religion | 253 |
The Study of Shamanism among the Peoples of Siberia and the North | 261 |
SECTION THREE | 275 |
Altered States of Consciousness in Northern Iroquoian Ritual | 277 |
Ritual Myth and the Murdered President | 401 |
SECTION FIVE | 421 |
Its Changing Role Functions and Future | 423 |
An Anthropomorphic Shamanic Musical Instrument from the Eighth to Twelfth Centuries AD | 439 |
The Ritual Worship of the Dead | 447 |
Personification of Capes and Rocks in the Hellenic Seas | 467 |
Historical Reality and Russian Supernatural Beings | 475 |
Some Findings Concerning the Nomenclature and Functions of Certain Lacandon Mayan Deities | 485 |
The MoonMythical Character of the God Yühuang | 501 |
Was Espingo Ispincu of Psychotropic and Intoxicating Importance for the Shamans in Peru? | 511 |
Epilogue | 521 |
Biographical Notes | 531 |
Index of Names | 543 |
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