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,Die Kontraposition Kunst — Kitsch,ylor (Zempleni 1985). The Navajo ethnomedical system, one of the most extensively studied, is known to be particularly concerned with the determination and elimination of causes of illness. Two features of the Navajo literature are of relevance for the present argument. First, within the Navajo syst

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A Handmaid’s Tale, they are rituals aimed at the healing of a particular cultural construction of grief and guilt predicated upon a particular ethnopsycholog of the person. I will first present the North American ritual and ther contrast it with a parallel ritual in contemporary Japan.

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Introductionhryn Kuhlmann ply their prayers across the airways. Something of the lilt and cadence of their language, something of their invocation of divine power and compassion, something of the pain and exultation of their ardent audiences, something of the difference of all this from anything I knew in my ow