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By Itibari M. Zulu Abstract: Contrary to traditional library history taught in American schools of library and information science, the library, as an institution, and librarianship, as a profession, have their roots in ancient African society. Thus Africa, in addition to being the birthplace of the modern human species, is also the birthplace of librarianship. . . . → Read More: Ancient Kemetic Roots of Librarianship Reviewed by Phil Hine Anthropological models of magic have been as important for practitioners as they have been for scholars – as can be seen by the influence of early theorists such as Tylor, James Frazer or Eliade in shaping practitioner’s own understandings of magic. In this book, practitioner-ethnographer Susan Greenwood reviews and critiques dominant . . . → Read More: The Anthropology of Magic, by Susan Greenwood Verdichtung und Erweiterung von Traditionsgeflechten Reviewed by Peter Van Nuffelen This volume is the result of a seminar held in Bochum in the context of a research project on the history of religion in Asia and Europe. If the brief introduction (7-10) pays lip service to this wider framework and asks a few questions about . . . → Read More: Studien zum hellenistischen Herrscherkult |
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