Titlebook: Spirits and Slaves in Central Sudan; The Red Wind of Senn Susan M. Kenyon Book 2012 Susan M. Kenyon 2012 colonization.ethnography.Islamism

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Serving the Spiritst, linked in part to the straitened economic conditions since 1989, discussed in Chapter 4: rampant inflation, uneven access to employment, disrupted family life, and increasing politico-religious constraints. The nature of the three spirits, however, raises intriguing links to the local context of

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Spirits at Playthe spirits and to meet their material demands. The expectation of return is equally public; should the patient not recover, then either the offerings are somehow deficient (the most likely interpretation) or the spirits themselves have broken the trust (.) and the hostess should reconsider their de

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Bargaining with Powerften unfamiliar issues confronting women today. They also illustrate the ongoing nature of a relationship with spirits, one which frequently escalates even as an immediate need is met. At the same time, they are a reminder of zar’s links to Sufi beliefs and practices, which continue to shape contemporary Sudanese Islam.

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