The following lists the contents of Self and Society, Volume 30 Issue 6.
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Editorial:
Author: Alexandra Chalfont
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Letter:
Author: Tony Wilson
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Article:
Author: Petrūska Clarkson
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SHAMANISM:
Author: Leo Rutherford
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Abstract:
Shamanism is our ancient roots wherever we live and whatever sort of culture we have grown up in. It is our spiritual heritage. Look back far enough in time and all of us come from shamanistic cultures.
Author: Joy Manné
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Abstract:
The Encyclopaedia of Religion starts its article on shamanism saying, ‘in the strict sense (it) is pre-eminently a religious phenomenon of Siberia.’ A year or two ago the New Scientist described ‘shamanism’ as a bucket category. If we explore the shamanic life pattern, we open the question whether it is a human universal.
Article:
Author: Michael Soth
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Abstract:
We do not resolve our conflicts. We lose interest in them as we grow out of them. The polarisation of opposites which we suffer is not resolved, removed or even transcended, but it does not necessarily have to continue to dominate our experience, if we can enter, sustain and rest in the underlying paradox freely re-formulated after Jung:
Author: John Buckle
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Author: Jane Barclay
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Book Review:
Authors: Gunnel Minett, David Jones
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Article:
Author: Tony Morris
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