Folk Lore Notes Volume 2 Vols. Set

A. M. T. Jackson

ISBN 10: 9353244285 / ISBN 13: 9789353244286

Published by Facsimile Publisher, 2020

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Language: English. About the Book: - The author of this discourse has to delve deep into the cultural heritage of Gujarat and Konkan for getting materials to prepare the script in two volumes. The notes would amply the repay the labour of republication, with a summary and suitable index. They deal very fully with spirit worship and possession, witchcraft and magic, and the evil eye. They differ from the present notes in being to a large extent comparative assembling under the various heads of ancestor worship, spirit haunts, spirit possession, exorcism, etc., kindred beliefs from all parts of the world. From the materials accumulated a comprehensive study of the folk-lore of western India may one day be compiled. The notes illustrate very fully the common beliefs in unseen presences causing mischief of various kinds. They illustrate the common methods of protection by propitiation, of spirit and disease scaring, and of avoidance of the effects of the evil eye. Ceremonies for exorcising spirits that have possessed human beings are given in some detail. In that context the subject of the book will generate a good amount of interest amongst the readers. The Title 'Folk Lore Notes written/authored/edited by A. M. T. Jackson', published in the year 2020. The ISBN 9789353244286 is assigned to the Paperback version of this title. This book has total of pp. 312 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Facsimile Publisher. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is History. Size of the book is 21.59 x 27.94 cms Vol: Volume 2 Vols. Set Volume 2 Vols. Set 312.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Folk Lore Notes Volume 2 Vols. Set
• Publisher: Facsimile Publisher
• Publication Date: 2020
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 9353244285
• ISBN 13: 9789353244286
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: New

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The author of this discourse has to delve deep into the cultural heritage of Gujarat and Konkan for getting materials to prepare the script in two volumes. The notes would amply the repay the labour of republication, with a summary and suitable index. They deal very fully with spirit worship and possession, witchcraft and magic, and the evil eye. They differ from the present notes in being to a large extent comparative assembling under the various heads of ancestor worship, spirit haunts, spirit possession, exorcism, etc., kindred beliefs from all parts of the world. From the materials accumulated –a comprehensive study of the folk-lore of western India may one day be compiled. The notes illustrate very fully the common beliefs in unseen presences causing mischief of various kinds. They illustrate the common methods of protection by propitiation, of spirit and disease scaring, and of avoidance of the effects of the evil eye. Ceremonies for exorcising spirits that have possessed human beings are given in some detail. In that context the subject of the book will generate a good amount of interest amongst the readers.