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Preface | ||
1 | Introduction: Sorcery in Anthropology | 1 |
2 | Gods of Protection, Demons of Destruction: Sorcery and Modernity | 27 |
3 | Victim and Sorcerer: Tales of the City, the State, and Their Nemesis | 61 |
4 | The Suniyama: The Conquest of Sorcery and the Power of Consciousness | 83 |
5 | The Suniyama: The Conquest of Sorcery and the Power of Consciousness | 105 |
6 | Sorcery and Sacrifice: Victims, Gifts, and Violence | 185 |
7 | Sorcery's Passions: Fear, Loathing, and Anger in the World | 221 |
8 | Faces of Power: Sorcery, Society, and the State | 261 |
9 | Thus, Man Is Always a Wizard to Man | 298 |
Notes | 305 | |
References | 335 | |
Glossary | 351 | |
Index | 361 |
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