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An Anthropological Exploration Of The Practice Of Witch-Hunting In Assam, India: A Focus On The Rabha Community
This dissertation studies the practice of witch-hunting against tribal women in Assam, India, by particularly focusing on the Rabha community of Goalpara. It adopts a mixed method approach and knits together archival and ethnographic research to investigate the various changes occurring in Assamese
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