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On the Renaissance of African Modes of Thought - The Example of the Belief in Magic and Witchcraft
The analysis of African occult belief systems provides a unique example for demonstrating that seemingly outdated and exotic African modes of thought, such as the belief in magic and witchcraft, are modern and have significant impact on social, economic and political structures. Official approaches,
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