Paul Stoller

Paul Stoller in 2018. Paul Stoller (born January 25, 1947) is an American cultural anthropologist. He is a professor of anthropology at West Chester University in West Chester, Pennsylvania. Provided by Wikipedia
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    The way of the ancients : cultural resistance and Songhay possession dance
    Littérature grise

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    The taste of ethnographic things : the senses in anthropology
    Ouvrage

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    Fusion of the worlds : an ethnography of possession among the Songhay of Niger
    Ouvrage

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    La sauce épaisse : remarques sur les relations sociales songhaïs
    Article de périodique

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    Signs in the social order : riding a Songhay bush taxi
    Article de périodique

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    Ritual and personal insults in Songrai Sonni
    Article de périodique

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    Yaya's story : the quest for well-being in the world
    Ouvrage

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    The cinematic griot : the ethnography of Jean Rouch
    Ouvrage

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    Embodying colonial memories : spirit possession, power and the Hauka in West Africa
    by Stoller, Paul
    Published 1995
    Ouvrage

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    Sensuous scholarship
    Ouvrage

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    Jaguar : a story of Africans in America
    Ouvrage

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    The power of the between : an anthropological odyssey
    Ouvrage

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    The taste of ethnographic things : the senses in anthropology.
    Ouvrage

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    In sorcery's shadow : a memoir of apprenticeship among the Songhay of Niger
    Ouvrage

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    Genii of the River Niger
    by Gibbal, Jean-Marie
    Published 1993
    Other Authors: “...Stoller, Paul...”
    Ouvrage