1969 WITCHCRAFT & SORCERY IN EAST AFRICA
This book examines the social roles and cultural meanings of witchcraft, sorcery, and magic in various East African societies. The book features anthropological field studies from (Contemporary Countries): Uganda, Tanzania, South Sudan, Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, and DR Congo borderlands. It offers insights into how accusations of witchcraft affect community dynamics, justice systems, and power structures. It provides a comparative look at how different ethnic groups interpret and respond to witchcraft beliefs in everyday life.
 
302-page hardbound book edited by John Middleton and E.H. Winter. The dust jacket has shelfware and there is a name printed on the interior page.  The book has some age spots but is in great condition overall.
 
A great addition to your witchcraft archive.
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