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Volume 46 (2002): Issue 3 (Dec 2002): Beyond Rationalism: Rethinking Magic, Witchcraft and Sorcery. Guest Editor: Bruce Kapferer

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Table of Contents

Introduction
- Introduction
  
  Outside All Reason—Magic, Sorcery and Epistemology in Anthropology
  
  By: Bruce Kapferer
  
  Pages: 1–30
Articles
- Beyond Vodou and Anthroposophy in the Dominican-Haitian Borderlands
  
  By: Marit Brendbekken
  
  Pages: 31–74
- The Smell of Death
  
  Theft, Disgust and Ritual Practice in Central Lombok, Indonesia
  
  By: Kari G. Telle
  
  Pages: 74–104
- Sorcery, Modernity and the Constitutive Imaginary
  
  Hybridising Continuities
  
  By: Bruce Kapferer
  
  Pages: 105–128
- The Sorcerer as an Absented Third Person
  
  Formations of Fear and Anger in Vanuatu
  
  By: Knut Rio
  
  Pages: 129–154
- Sorcerous Technologies and Religious Innovation in Sri Lanka
  
  By: Rohan Bastin
  
  Pages: 155–174
- Maleficent Fetishes and the Sensual Order of the Uncanny in South-West Congo
  
  By: René Devisch
  
  Pages: 175–197
- Fantasy in Practice
  
  Projection and Introjection, or the Witch and the Spirit-Medium
  
  By: Michael Lambek
  
  Pages: 198–214
- The Discourse of 'Ritual Murder'
  
  Popular Reaction to Political Leaders in Botswana
  
  By: Ørnulf Gulbrandsen
  
  Pages: 215–233
- Strange Fruit
  
  The South African Truth Commission and the Demonic Economies of Violence
  
  By: Allen Feldman
  
  Pages: 234–265
Notes
- Contributors
  
  By: Rohan Bastin, Marit Brendbekken, René Devisch, Allen Feldman, Ørnulf Gulbrandsen, Bruce Kapferer, Michael Lambek, Knut Rio and Kari G. Telle
  
  Pages: 266

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