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Shamanic practices among Quichua people in Imbabura, Ecuador, integrate themes of reproduction and aggression, reflecting cultural beliefs about power, healing, and social relations. The text examines how these practices serve to mediate conflicts and control fertility within the community.
Study at a glance
Characteristics
Ethnography
Peer reviewed
Population
Quichua people in Imbabura, Ecuador
Keywords
Aggression
Reproduction
Geography
Biology
Ecology
Key finding
Shamanic practices among Quichuas in Imbabura, Ecuador, intertwine reproduction and aggression as central themes in cultural and spiritual life.
Abstract
Reproduction and aggression: shamanic practices among Quichuas from Ecuador (Imbabura
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