"as mulheres são más": pessoa, gênero e doença no sul de moçambique "women are evil": personhood, gender and illness in mozambique
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Abstract
Partindo de um caso de doença e morte atribuídas à feitiçaria, o artigo analisa as articulações entre pessoa, gênero e doença que operam no Sul de Moçambique, onde as mulheres são tradicionalmente temidas e acusadas de produzirem malefícios através de feitiços.
Taking a case of illness and death attributed to sorcery, the article examines the connections between personhood, gender and disease in Southern Mozambique, where women are traditionally feared and accused of producing evil through spells.
Taking a case of illness and death attributed to sorcery, the article examines the connections between personhood, gender and disease in Southern Mozambique, where women are traditionally feared and accused of producing evil through spells.
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| Authors | ;Luiz Henrique Passador |
| Journal | molecular microbiology |
| Year | 2010 |
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10.1590/S0104-83332010000200007
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