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Magic, witchcraft and divination in Zambia: an assessment of their claims and of their socioeconomic implications.

By: Labouchere, Peter.

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BookPublisher: Lusaka : Institute for African Studies, 1993Subject(s): Witchcraft | Zambia -- Magic -- Divination -- Law -- Beliefs. -- Zambia -- Magic -- Divination -- Law -- Beliefs. -- Zambia -- Magic -- Divination -- Law -- Beliefs. -- Zambia -- Magic -- Divination -- Law -- Beliefs. -- Zambia -- Magic -- Divination -- Law -- BeliefsSummary: The paper describes and illustrates some of the magic, witchcraft and divination beliefs and practices currently evident in the Zambian Copperbelt in terms of their pervasiveness, their nature and their socioeconomic implications.

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Magic, witchcraft and divination in Zambia: an assessment of their claims and of their socioeconomic implications.

By: Labouchere, Peter.