Dual Classification Reconsidered: Nyamwezi Sacred Kingship and Other Examples

Cambridge University Press (1987)
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The deep structure of symbolism in religious and ritual activities has hitherto mostly been studied from perspectives deriving from classical and contemporary Western thought, which values symmetry, non-contradiction, equality of terms and the rationality of linear discourse (right/left, male/female, black/white). In this book, Serge Tcherkezoff presents a new perspective on the study of ritual classification.

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