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From the Hermeneutics of Unveiling to the Apology of the Paranormal: Toward a Knowability of Witchcraft? On _Maladies paranormales et rationalités. Contribution à l’épistémologie de la santé_ by Émile Kenmogne
Our reading highlights the fact that the author performs a hermeneutic of unveiling which, as such, cannot claim the knowability of the witchcraft he extols. However, the questions of health, illness and healing that he specifically addresses in his work deserve particular attention.
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