2013
DOI: 10.5817/soc2013-2-27
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„Magické zákutia“: metodologické problémy pri výskume magických predstáv a praktík

Abstract: Magical beliefs and practices have been studied in anthropology from the beginning of the discipline. In local contexts they have been a favourite topic of ethnology, folk studies, and religious studies. Many authors treat them as some kind of relics from the past that, for unspecified reasons, have survived to today. Many anthropologists worldwide have studied magical beliefs in African communities and have focused on social and political changes that appeared in those societies (and with them, related religi… Show more

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“…Magical thinking and behaviour are based on a (primarily implicit) belief that there is a causal relation that links the events that the person experiences, although there is no empirical evidence of such(Jerotijević 2013). © RASCEE, www.rascee.net 2020, 13 (1)…”
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“…Magical thinking and behaviour are based on a (primarily implicit) belief that there is a causal relation that links the events that the person experiences, although there is no empirical evidence of such(Jerotijević 2013). © RASCEE, www.rascee.net 2020, 13 (1)…”
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confidence: 99%