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Journal of Religion in Africa | 1968

The Matrilineal Peoples of Eastern Tanzania

Alison Redmayne; Roy Willis; Thomas O. Beidelman

Africa | 1976

Broadcasting in Africa: A Continental Survey of Radio and Television

Roy Willis; Sydney W. Head

Journal of Religion in Africa | 1997

Inculturation and Healing

Roy Willis; Stuart C. Bate

Africa | 1980

Differentiation and Integration in Western Kenya: A Study of Religious Innovation and Social Change among the Bukusu

Roy Willis; Jan J. De Wolf

Africa | 1974

The Translation of Culture: Essays to E. E. Evans-Pritchard

Roy Willis; Thomas O. Beidelman

Africa | 1980

There Was a Certain Man: Spoken Art of the Fipa

Alison Redmayne; Roy Willis

Man | 1993

Experiencing Ritual: A New Interpretation of African Healing.

Roy Willis; Edith Turner; William Bodgett; Singleton Kahona; Fideli Benwa

Anthropology Today | 1985

Pot Pourri: Male Urination in America

Roy Willis

Africa | 1984

Victor Witter Turner (1920–83)

Roy Willis

Social Anthropology | 2005

Wallis, Robert J. 2003. Shamans/Neo-shamans. Ecstasy, alternative archaeologies and contemporary pagans . London: Routledge. xviii + 306 pp. Hb.: £62.50. ISBN: 0 415 30202 1. Pb.: £19.99. ISBN: 0 415 30203 X

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Alison Redmayne

University of Oxford

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Edith Turner

University of Virginia

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Jonathan Benthall

University College London

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Martin Walsh

University of Cambridge

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Victor Turner

University of Virginia

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