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The Quiet Black Lamba: epilepsy in traditional African beliefs.

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Kalumba, Katele

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TextPublication details: Lusaka : IAS, 1983.Subject(s):

Epilepsy
Traditional Culture -- Belief -- Africa. -- Traditional Culture -- Belief -- Africa. -- Traditional Culture -- Belief -- Africa

Summary: The report explores the relationship between traditional African beliefs about epilepsy and african theories of disease, health and illness and describes the ideas underlying these theories.

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The report explores the relationship between traditional African beliefs about epilepsy and african theories of disease, health and illness and describes the ideas underlying these theories.

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