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Witchcraft And A Life In The New South Africa 1st Edition Isak Niehaus

Name: Witchcraft And A Life In The New South Africa 1st Edition Isak Niehaus
SKU: BELL-42921096
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Witchcraft And A Life In The New South Africa 1st Edition Isak Niehaus instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 7.63 MB

Pages: 259

Author: Isak Niehaus

ISBN: 9781107016286, 1107016282, 2011040991

Language: English

Year: 2012

Edition: 1

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Witchcraft And A Life In The New South Africa 1st Edition Isak Niehaus by Isak Niehaus 9781107016286, 1107016282, 2011040991 instant download after payment.

Witchcraft and a Life in the New South Africa reconstructs the biography of an ordinary South African, Jimmy Mohale. Born in 1964, Jimmy came of age in rural South Africa during apartheid, then studied at university and worked as a teacher during the anti-apartheid struggle. In 2005, Jimmy died from an undiagnosed sickness, probably related to AIDS. Jimmy gradually came to see the unanticipated misfortune he experienced as a result of his father's witchcraft and sought remedies from diviners rather than from biomedical doctors. This study casts new light on scholarly understandings of the connections between South African politics, witchcraft, and the AIDS pandemic.