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A “Brutology” of Bozal: Tracing a Discourse Genealogy from Nineteenth-Century Blackface Theater to Twenty-First-Century Spirit Possession in Cuba.

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Wirtz, Kristina.

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Comparative studies in society and history. vol. 55, no. 4 (Oct. 2013), p. 800-833 ISSN 0010-4175

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Hazardous waste : the semiotics of ritual hygiene in Cuban popular religion.

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Wirtz, Kristina.

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Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute. vol. 15, no. 3 (Sep. 2009), p. 476-501 ill. (col.) ISSN1359-0987

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How diasporic religious communities remember : Learning to speak the "tongue of the oricha" in Cuban Santeria.

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Wirtz, Kristina.

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American Ethnologist :34, 1 (February 2007) : pp. 127-147 ISSN0094-0496

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Mobilizations of Race, Place, and History in Santiago de Cuba's Carnivalesque.

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Wirtz, Kristina.

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American anthropologist. vol. 119, no. 1 (Mar. 2017), p. 58-72 ISSN 0002-7294

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Found: 4 Titles

A “Brutology” of Bozal: Tracing a Discourse Genealogy from Nineteenth-Century Blackface Theater to Twenty-First-Century Spirit Possession in Cuba.

Hazardous waste : the semiotics of ritual hygiene in Cuban popular religion.

How diasporic religious communities remember : Learning to speak the "tongue of the oricha" in Cuban Santeria.

Mobilizations of Race, Place, and History in Santiago de Cuba's Carnivalesque.

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Found: 4 Titles

A “Brutology” of Bozal: Tracing a Discourse Genealogy from Nineteenth-Century Blackface Theater to Twenty-First-Century Spirit Possession in Cuba.

Hazardous waste : the semiotics of ritual hygiene in Cuban popular religion.

How diasporic religious communities remember : Learning to speak the "tongue of the oricha" in Cuban Santeria.

Mobilizations of Race, Place, and History in Santiago de Cuba's Carnivalesque.

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