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De ojha: De positie van hindoestaanse trance-media in de Surinaamse samenleving

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kali-import-b01fca8025a22954ca4a
Alternate titles and import identifiers
KALI-15-NOV05-002
Author or attribution
Welmoed de Boer
Record type
Article
Language
Dutch
Date / edition
1999
Source / repository
OSO / DBNL
Access
Open access
Subjects
15 Full-Text Sources — November 2026; Kali; Diaspora and Ritual Practice

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Fieldwork-informed research on Surinamese Hindu trance mediums (ojha), with discussion and photographs of Kali Mai priests, the goddess’s worship, and relationships with healing and community identity.

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02. De ojha: De positie van hindoestaanse trance-media in de Surinaamse samenleving
Welmoed de Boer | 1999 | Dutch | Ethnographic article

Fieldwork-informed research on Surinamese Hindu trance mediums (ojha), with discussion and photographs of Kali Mai priests, the goddess’s worship, and relationships with healing and community identity.

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Welmoed de Boer. De ojha: De positie van hindoestaanse trance-media in de Surinaamse samenleving. OSO / DBNL. 1999. https://www.dbnl.org/tekst/_oso001199901_01/_oso001199901_01_0018.php

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