نتایج جستجو برای: witchcraft

تعداد نتایج: 678  

Journal: :Church History 2005

Journal: :The Irish Church Quarterly 1914

Journal: :Journal of the American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology 1927

Journal: :Organization Studies 2021

This paper theorizes the spiritual processes of community entrepreneuring as navigating tensions that arise when community-based enterprises (CBEs) emerge within communities and generate socio-economic inequality. Grounded on an ethnographic study a dairy CBE in rural Malawi, findings reveal intra-community revolve around occurrence ‘bad events’ – mysterious tragedies that, among their multiple...

Journal: :Journal of Quranic Sciences and Research 2023

Witchcraft is a religiously prohibited activity since it incorporates shirk aspects such as bonding rituals, incantation, and words spoken or written to have an influence on the physical spiritual person being bewitched without touching them. disorders are illness that still issuefor society today hard diagnose treat with current medical techniques.This paper aims explain method of treating wit...

2015
L. Caporael

During the winter of 1692 eight girls came down with a mysterious and terrifying illness in the colonial town of Salem, Massachusetts. They vomited, screamed incomprehensibly, claimed to see things that weren’t there, felt the crawling and pricking of invisible needles against their skin, and convulsed and contorted into impossible positions. Physicians were called to examine the girls, but the...

Journal: :Medical teacher 2007
Rosalyn W Stewart Allison R Barker Robert B Shochet Scott M Wright

BACKGROUND In July 2005, a learning community was created at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine (JHUSOM) to foster camaraderie, networking, advising, mentoring, professionalism, clinical skills, and scholarship--The Colleges. The cultural and structural changes that emerged with the creation of this program have resulted in JHUSOM bearing a resemblance to J. K. Rowling's fictional Hogw...

Journal: :Bulletin of the history of medicine 2006
Laura J McGough

In early modern Venice, establishing the cause of a disease was critical to determining the appropriate cure: natural remedies for natural illnesses, spiritual solutions for supernatural or demonic ones. One common ailment was the French disease (syphilis), widely distributed throughout Venice's neighborhoods and social hierarchy, and evenly distributed between men and women. The disease was wi...

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