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Bantu Folk Lore (Medical and General)

By Matthew L. Hewat

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Venture into a world where ancient herbal wisdom intertwines with potent superstitions, revealing a society's struggle to preserve its health practices in the face of modern change.

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2022-03-09
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"Bantu Folk Lore (Medical and General)" by Matthew L. Hewat is an early 20th-century exploration of the Bantu tribes' traditions that focuses on their ways of health and their knowledge of medicine. Set against the backdrop of a changing world, it highlights conventional remedies, the impact of witchcraft, and the beliefs that shape the Bantu people's approach to wellness. The book emphasizes the need to document medical practices affected by Western influences and conveys personal experiences and local insights, which offers a deep look into the Bantu understanding of health, environment, and disease.

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