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2-0145 TRACES OF SAMENESS, LEGACIES OF DIFFERENCE: BIOMEDICAL AND RELIGIOUS CURING PRACTICES
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Wednesday, November 16, 2011: 12:00-13:45

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Students
Organizers:  Joshua O Reno (Goldsmiths College)
Chairs:  Joshua O Reno (Goldsmiths College)
Discussants:  Stacey A Langwick (Cornell University)
12:00
“In the Name of Jesus Christ, Toka”: Charismatic Christianity As Anti-Witchcraft Practice
Amy B. Nichols-Belo (University of Virginia)
12:15
A Mysterious Outbreak: Science, Magic and Religion In a Guatemalan Town
Alejandro Ceron Valdes (Instituto de Salud Incluyente - ISIS and University of Washington)
12:30
References From the Healing Room. the Ayahuasca Drug-Detoxification Program by CEBTOUS – Crcl
Ví­ctor Enrique Sánchez Petrone Sr. (Laboratory of Human Systematic - University of Balearic Island and University of Balearic Island)
12:45
The Secular Disease: Epilepsies and the Semeion
Joshua O Reno (Goldsmiths College)
13:00
Discussant
Stacey A Langwick (Cornell University)
13:15
Discussion
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