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Pathology And Identity The Work Of Mother Earth In Trinidad 1st Edition Roland Littlewood

Name: Pathology And Identity The Work Of Mother Earth In Trinidad 1st Edition Roland Littlewood
SKU: BELL-1620750
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Pathology And Identity The Work Of Mother Earth In Trinidad 1st Edition Roland Littlewood instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 15.82 MB

Pages: 352

Author: Roland Littlewood

ISBN: 9780521026154, 0521026156

Language: English

Year: 2006

Edition: 1

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Pathology And Identity The Work Of Mother Earth In Trinidad 1st Edition Roland Littlewood by Roland Littlewood 9780521026154, 0521026156 instant download after payment.

The Earth People of Trinidad draw on Yoruba sources to assert the particular power of female creativity. This first new Caribbean religion since Rastafari is led by a woman, Mother Earth, whose ideas emerged from her experience of a cerebral disease. The author, Roland Littlewood, who is both a psychiatrist and a social anthropologist, offers a nonreductionist view on the relationship between pathology and creativity, between the natural and the human sciences.