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Present-day Lugbarai’FƒEƒKƒ“ƒ_‚Ì–¯‘°j illness beliefs reflect these changes: illnesses caused by ancestores and by witchcraft are no longer found, and in their place has arisen a new category of illness with obscure or impersonal etiologies whitch are thought to need Western medical treatment. Sorcery,in contrast, has grown in imortance and now includes aspects of traditional witchcraft(sorcery is now performed by both men and women and can include object intrusion as well as poisoning by mouth): it is noe described as 'true' Lugbara illness and treatment for it is sought from Lugbara herbalist.(p.v)
souce:Dean,Virgia Lee,Illness Beliefs and Social Change: A Study of the Lugbala of Northwest Uganda,University of Hawaii,Ph.D.Dissertation,Anthropology,1978.
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