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  • Miner 1956 BodyRitualAmongTheNacirema

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    The article describes unusual body rituals and customs of the Nacirema people, including a belief that the human body is ugly and in need of frequent cleansing. Each morning, adults perform a variety of magical rituals on their body using medicine cabinets filled with potions and charms. At a shrine in their village, medicine men administer healing magic and extract evil spirits from patients.

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    The article describes unusual body rituals and customs of the Nacirema people, including a belief that the human body is ugly and in need of frequent cleansing. Each morning, adults perform a variety of magical rituals on their body using medicine cabinets filled with potions and charms. At a shrine in their village, medicine men administer healing magic and extract evil spirits from patients.

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    Miner 1956 BodyRitualAmongTheNacirema

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    vkas
    The article describes unusual body rituals and customs of the Nacirema people, including a belief that the human body is ugly and in need of frequent cleansing. Each morning, adults perform a variety of magical rituals on their body using medicine cabinets filled with potions and charms. At a shrine in their village, medicine men administer healing magic and extract evil spirits from patients.

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    Body Ritual Among the Nacirema

    by Horace Miner
    from American Anthropologist, 1956, 58(3), 503-507

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