American Indian concepts concerning health and unwellness

Locust, Carol S.

American Indian concepts concerning health and unwellness

1985

Locust, Carol S.

Attempts to define a number of general precepts about Indian spiritual beliefs as they relate to Indian healing practices. Discusses ten points of commonality among Indian spiritual belief systems which seem to be the foundation on which many tribal religions and philosophies are based. The concepts of Indian spiritual beliefs presented in this paper are intended to serve as indicators or guides for further study.

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indigenous peoples medicine north america religion

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Monograph series

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Native American Research and Training Center, Univ. of Arizona

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Indian mythology; Religion and medicine; Spirituality; Indians of north america; North american; Indians; United states; Attitude to health; Traditional; Medical care; Health and hygiene

Language

English

Note

by Carol S. Locust.

Includes bibliographical references (leaves 26-27).

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Text; Bibliography; Monographic

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American Indian concepts concerning health and unwellness

1985

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