Witchcraft, violence and everyday life: an ethnographic study of Kinshasa [PDF]
This thesis was submitted for the award of Doctor of Philosophy and was awarded by Brunel University LondonThe inhabitants of Kinshasa, who call themselves Kinois, deal with insecurity and violence on a daily basis.
De Faveri, Silvia
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Cosmological relaxation of the EW scale after inflation
Scalars 2017, Warsaw, Poland, 30 Nov 2017 - 3 Dec ...
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EW baryogenesis from Higgs-Flavon cosmological interplay
Workshop on “Matter over antimatter: 50 years of Sakharov", Leiden, Netherlands, 10 May 2017 - 10 May ...
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The relationships between religion and development: views from anthropology [PDF]
The field of anthropology is concerned with the ways in which people perceive their identity and the world around them. This Working Paper strives to complement and enrich the Religions and Development Programme at the University of Birmingham by ...
Bradley, Tamsin
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Marriage, bridewealth and power: critical reflections on women's autonomy across settings in Africa. [PDF]
Akurugu CA, Dery I, Domanban PB.
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Thesis (MTh)--Stellenbosch University, 1996.ENGLISH ABSTRACT: The Old Testament is a familiar document among many Africans. This is clearly evident in the so-called "younger Churches", Churches born out of the Dutch Reformed Church Mission (D.R.C.M) and ...
Zulu, Edwin
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"Breaking every fetter?" : to what extent has the black led church in Britain developed a theology of liberation? [PDF]
The last half of the twentieth century has seen the development of several significant Christian theologies of liberation. These have emerged out of historical contexts of race, class and gender oppression and have been initiated by Christian ...
Alexander, Valentina Elinor
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Towards a Model of Valued Human Cognitive Abilities: An African Perspective Based on a Systematic Review. [PDF]
Oppong S.
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Sacred Ceramics: Investigating the Production and Significance of Ewe Ritual Ceramics in Ghana
This article outlines the beginnings of a new study of the ritual ceramics of Ewe traditional religious practices in Ghana, which play a unique role in the visual expression of indigenous Ewe worldview and cosmology. Ritual ceramics are fundamental to
Posnak, Adam
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Extreme weather events and infectious disease outbreaks. [PDF]
McMichael AJ.
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