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Yvonne P Chireau
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Contents IX
- Acknowledgments XI
- Introduction 1
- 1. “Our Religion and Superstition Was All Mixed Up” Conjure, Christianity, and African American Supernatural Traditions 11
- 2. “Africa Was a Land a’ Magic Power Since de Beginnin’ a History” Old World Sources of Conjuring Traditions 35
- 3. “Folks Can Do Yuh Lots of Harm” African American Supernatural Harming Traditions 59
- 4. “Medical Doctors Can’t Do You No Good” Conjure and African American Traditions of Healing 91
- 5. “We All Believed in Hoodoo” Conjure and Black American Cultural Traditions 121
- Conclusion 151
- Notes 157
- Index 209
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Contents IX
- Acknowledgments XI
- Introduction 1
- 1. “Our Religion and Superstition Was All Mixed Up” Conjure, Christianity, and African American Supernatural Traditions 11
- 2. “Africa Was a Land a’ Magic Power Since de Beginnin’ a History” Old World Sources of Conjuring Traditions 35
- 3. “Folks Can Do Yuh Lots of Harm” African American Supernatural Harming Traditions 59
- 4. “Medical Doctors Can’t Do You No Good” Conjure and African American Traditions of Healing 91
- 5. “We All Believed in Hoodoo” Conjure and Black American Cultural Traditions 121
- Conclusion 151
- Notes 157
- Index 209