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Experiencing Ritual: A New Interpretation of African Healing, The scene is Zambia in 1985. A patient has been invaded by the tooth of a dead hunter, a spirit object which causes her much pain. Only a drum ritual can cure it. The company starts to sing and drum, and when at last the dramatic climax breaks, the anthro, Experiencing Ritual: A New Interpretation of African Healing
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  • Experiencing Ritual: A New Interpretation of African Healing
  • Written by author Edith Turner, William Blodgett, Singleton Kahona, Fideli Benwa
  • Published by University of Pennsylvania Press, 1992/06/01
  • The scene is Zambia in 1985. A patient has been invaded by the tooth of a dead hunter, a spirit object which causes her much pain. Only a drum ritual can cure it. The company starts to sing and drum, and when at last the dramatic climax breaks, the anthro
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Preface
Introduction 1
Two Books on Ihamba: The Effect of Victor Turner's Study 5
Theorists of Ritual 10
The Groundings of the Present Ethnographic Method 15
1 The Field Context of the Ihamba Rituals in 1985 18
Time Factor: History Continues Separately for Ndembu and Turners 18
Returning to Mukanza Village 23
The Ihamba Tooth 29
2 The Medicine Quest for the First Ihamba 31
Medicine Collection 31
Medicine Preparation 43
3 The First Ihamba: The Performance for Nyakanjata 54
The First Tooth 54
Commentary 71
The Second Tooth 74
4 Discussion of the First Ihamba 83
Sakutoha 83
Nyakanjata 85
Healing and Hunters 87
Mazu ("Words") 89
Childbirth Medicines in Ihamba 90
The Ambiguities in Ihamba 92
The Sequences and Processes Involved in Extraction 99
5 Background to the Second Ihamba 103
The Kawiko Vicinage 103
Quarrels in the Past 106
The Hunters' Conference: The Significance of the Hunter 108
Trouble with Morie 124
6 The Second Ihamba: The Performance for Meru 128
7 Ritual and the Anthropology of Experience 159
The Event as Fact: Subjectivity and Objectivity 160
The Human Tooth 165
8 Seeing Spirits 170
The Difficulties of the Healer Mode 174
Coda 178
1. African Spirit Healing and Ihamba 181
2. Types of Spirit Healers 185
3. Medicines and Hallucinogens 188
4. Cupping with Horns 191
5. Music and Drumming 193
Drums, Ngoma 193
Drumming in Ihamba 193
Songs 198
6. The Extraction of Harmful Intrusions 200
7. A Composite Ihamba Scenario 204
8. Old and New Ihamba Compared 206
9. Matriliny, Rituals, and Religions: The 1985 Ndembu 209
10. Maps 211
11. Abridged Genealogy of the Kahona Family 213
Notes 215
References 221
Index 229


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