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CONTENTS Preface i CHAPTERS PART I: Primitive Societies and Cultural Frameworks 1. Why Study Primitive Cultures? 01 2. Cultural Relativism 22 3. Apollinian and Dionysian Cultures 29 PART II: Primitive Beliefs, Practices and Rituals 4. Mana 37 5. Animism 49 6. Totemism 76 7. Hunting and Cultivation Rituals 83 8. Shamanism: The “Wounded Healer” 95 9. Envy and the Evil Eye 114 PART III: Consciousness and Magical Powers 10. Altered States of Consciousness 127 11. Trance and Possession States 133 12. Magic, Sorcery and Witchcraft 150 PART IV: Conflict and Death 13. Death by Suggestion: Voodoo Death, Taboo Death, and Bone-Pointing 167 14. The Placebo Effect 172 15. Dealing with Conflicts, Aggressive Impulses, Enemies and War 175 16. Treatment of the Dead 192 PART V: Status and Wealth 17. Potlatches 201 18. Status, Prestige, Recognition--the Need for Social Approval 207 PART VI: Cultural Phenomena and Folk Medicine 19. Culture-Bound Syndromes 212 20. Mass Hysteria, Mass Possession 230 21. Folk Medicine 236
PART VII: Women and Children in Primitive Societies 22. The Treatment and the Role of Women in Primitive Cultures 246 23. Child Rearing and the Treatment of Children in Primitive Cultures 255 PART VIII: When Modern Culture Meets Primitive Culture, and a Case Study 24. Cargo Cults 260 25. Nomadic Peoples: A Case Study of the Batek People of Malaysia 266 References 274 Appendix 290 Index 310
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Page 6 and 7: PREFACE Cultural anthropology is a
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Page 14 and 15: Cultural Relativism The Primitive M
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Page 20 and 21: Mana The Primitive Mind and Modern
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The Treatment and the Role of Women
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