10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VOUDOU»
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voudou in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
voudou and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Polish literature.
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American Voudou: Journey Into a Hidden World
Details the author's personal experiences with the least understood & often misunderstood aspect of African-American culture, voodoo.
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A New Orleans Voudou Priestess: The Legend and Reality of Marie Laveau
The complex threads of the legend that surround the famous Voudou priestess Marie Laveau are disentangled in a richly textured biography that reveals her less flamboyant, although equally compelling, story.
Carolyn Morrow Long, 2006
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The Sociology of Religion: A Substantive and Transdisciplinary Approach
not join the Christian church, just as the masters could not join the Voudou community—their respective religions derived from and legitimated two very different social orders. The Voudou community exists in a reciprocal relationship with their ...
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Voudou: van New Orleans naar Cotonou op het ritme van de goden
In Voudou reist Leendert van der Valk van New Orleans naar Haïti, Suriname, Togo en Benin, op zoek naar de relatie tussen voodoo en moderne muziek.
Leendert van der Valk, 2017
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History's Lost Moments: The Stories Your Teacher Never Told You
VouDou. Queen. of. New. Orleans. Poor New Orleans. For all the misfortune that has befallen The Big Easy and the white sand Cajun coast, they can blameit on Mother Nature — La Nina. They can blame the Republican president orthe ...
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Revolutionary Freedoms: A History of Survival, Strength and ...
Voudou. and. Haitian. Vodou. Carolyn. Morrow. Long. African traditional religions, combined with the spiritual hierarchy of God the Father, Jesus Christ, the Virgin Mary, and the saints of the Roman Catholic church, are the basis of major New ...
Cécile Accilien, Jessica Adams, Elmide Méléance, 2006
On the one hand, "gust" sonically suggests "ghost," and wind is a metaphor for inspiration and the Holy Spirit. On the other hand, "gust" suggests urge and pleasure, especially of the gastronomic variety, thus evoking the body.
Greg Alan Brownderville, 2011
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Then We'll Sing a New Song: African Influences on America's ...
n u The name of these deities has variously been spelled “voodoo, vodou,” “voudou,” and “vodoun,” among others. Twenty—first—century scholars have settled on the spelling “vodou” to describe both the deities and the religious traditions ...
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The Grandissimes: A Story of Creole Life - Strona 307
The excitement and alarm produced by the practical threat of voudou curses upon Agricola was one thing, Creole lethargy was quite another; and when, three mornings later, a full quartette of voudou charms was found in the four corners of ...
George Washington Cable, 1988
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Time and Chance: a Romance and a History: Being the Story of the ...
This old Prophet was a Voudou, and Jim felt a little in awe of him ; he had a wholesome respect for the Powers of the Air with which this Prophet was in league. These Powers had brought people good luck and they had brought them bad luck.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «VOUDOU»
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voudou is used in the context of the following news items.
Watch: Maya Deren's Doc on Vodou - 'Divine Horsemen: The Living …
Often, in the media, especially in Hollywood-produced content, Voodoo/Voudou/Vodun/Vodou is depicted pessimistically. The people that conjure up these ... «Indie Wire, Nov 15»
Vodou is elusive and endangered, but it remains the soul of Haitian …
Voudou dancing on Île-à-vache. Photograph: Caterina Clerici for the Guardian. Only weeks after Sisius's ceremony, a great mapou tree fell. Not literally, of ... «The Guardian, Nov 15»
Songs We Love: Seratones, 'Necromancer'
... in the famous St. Louis cemetery in New Orleans, where tour guides now lead tourists in search of the grave of 19th-century voudou practitioner Marie Laveau. «NPR, Nov 15»
Haitianos visitan cementerios en el día vudú de los muertos
El vudú, o voudou como lo escriben los haitianos, se desarrolló en el siglo XVII cuando los colonos llevaron a Haití esclavos procedentes del oeste de África. «Primera Hora, Nov 15»
Radio M brings you music from WOMEX 2015
This year the global music love fest was held in Budapest Hungary and featured a modern spin on Polish folk music, Chinese "folk-metal", Haitian voudou ... «WBEZ, Oct 15»
A photographer's 20-year exploration of Haitian Voudou
The first time I saw a Vodou ceremony I was thrilled. Now, after more than 20 years photographing in Haiti, I guess one could say that I am hooked on it. «Mashable, Oct 15»
Fire crews rescue trapped reveller stuck behind nightclub at 4.30am
The incident was reported at 4.30am at the back of the Voudou nightclub on Wellington Street. Crews from Barnsley and Tankersley station spent about 40 ... «The Star, Jun 15»
Scholarship, Spirituality, Celebration
Viera also honored Professor Emerita Karen McCarthy Brown, a longtime Drew professor, anthropologist and voudou expert, who died earlier in the year. «Drew Today, May 15»
Against All Odds
Veve Voudou III, 1997, 32 x 40 inches, silkscreen on watercolor paper, donated to the Martha's Vineyard Hospital collection. Lois Mailou Jones Pierre-Noel Trust. «Martha's Vineyard Magazine, Mar 15»
Objects of power: Haitian voudou symbols explored in WCA exhibition
The objects are found in Voudou ceremonies, a religion that historically combined the cultural beliefs of slaves taken from African with the Catholicism of their ... «Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier, Jan 15»
