Shamanism & Anthropology

This multidisciplinary study draws on the fields of psychology, philosophy, and anthropology with the aim of demystifying shamanism. The authors analyze conflicting perspectives regarding shamanism, the epistemology of shamanic states of consciousness, and the nature of the mental imagery encountered during these states. 250 pp.

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