Who worships whom

African cultural and philosophical studies · African history and culture analysis · Anthropological Studies and Insights · History

• Archives, Ancestors and the Contingencies of Time

  C Hamilton•Laute, Bilder, Texte•2015

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• Selective Borrowing? The Possibility of San Shamanistic Influence on Southern Bantu Divination and Healing Practices

  W D Hammond‐tooke, W D Hammond-Tooke•The South African Archaeological…•1998

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• The Making of the AmaLala

  C Hamilton, John Wright•South African Historical Journal•1990

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• The aetiology of spirit in Southern Africa

  W D Hammond‐tooke•African Studies•1986

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• The Uniqueness of Nguni Mediumistic Divination in Southern Africa

  Open Access•W D Hammond‐tooke, W David Hammond-Tooke•Africa•2002

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• Kinship and Access to Land in the Eastern Cape

  Derick Fay•Social Dynamics•2005

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• The Transmission of Knowledge in South African Traditional Healing

  Open Access•Robert J Thornton, Robert Thornton•Africa•2009

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• A river of metaphors

  Manton Hirst•African Studies•1997

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• Kinship authority and political authority in precolonial South Africa

  W D Hammond‐tooke•African Studies•1991

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• Reconfiguring the culture of kinship

  Open Access•Andrew D Spiegel•Africa•2018

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• Harnessing the Ancestors

  Open Access•Andrew Ainslie•Africa•2014

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• The Oxford history of South Africa

  Leonard Monteath Thompson, Monica Hunter Wilson•The Oxford history of South Africa•1969

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• Zulu Thought-Patterns and Symbolism

  Axel-Ivar Berglund, Axel‐ivar Berglund•Zulu thought-patterns and symbolism•1989

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• The Ama-Xosa

  Open Access•John Henderson Soga•Ama-Xosa•2013

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• Die Zulu Isigodi

  J F Holleman•Bantu Studies•1941

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• Descent group scatter in a Mpondomise ward

  W D Hammond‐tooke•African Studies•1968

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• Ancestor Worship in Anthropology

  H W Scheffler, Robert F Gray et al.•Current Anthropology•1966

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• African Systems of Thought

  Geoffrey Parrinder•African Affairs•1965

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• The Life of a South African Tribe1

  Harve E Rawson•African Affairs•1913

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• Social Organization and Ceremonial Institutions of the Bomvana

  P A W Cook, Peter A Cook•Geographical Journal•1931

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• Descent groups, chiefdoms and South African historiography

  W D Hammond‐tooke•Journal of Southern African Studies•1985

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• Wives for Cattle

  Diana Wylie, Adam Kuper•The Journal of Interdisciplinary…•1983

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• In Search of the Lineage

  W D Hammond‐tooke, W D Hammond-Tooke•Man•1984

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• Essays on African Marriage in Southern Africa

  Alan Barnard, Eileen Jensen Krige et al.•Man•1982

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• Body and Mind in Zulu Medicine

  Jean Comaroff, Harriet Ngubane•Man•1978

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• The 'Problem of Evil' in the Context of Ancestral Intervention in the Affairs of the Living in Africa

  J P Kiernan•Man•1982

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• Zulu Transformations

  Open Access•Peter C W Gutkind, Absolom Vilakazi•Anthropologica•1965

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• From Kinship to Common Descent

  Open Access•Iona Mayer•Africa•1965

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• The Morphology of Mpondomise Descent Groups

  Open Access•W D Hammond‐tooke, W D Hammond-Tooke•Africa•1968

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• Extra-Descent Group Ancestor Cults in African Societies

  Open Access•J D Mcknight•Africa•1967

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• Lineage Theory

  A Kuper•Annual Review of Anthropology•1982

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• Symbol and authority in Mpondo ancestor religion

  H Kuckertz•African Studies•1984

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• Ethnographic oddity or ecological sense? Nyuswa-Zulu descent groups and land allocation

  Eleanor Preston‐whyte, Harriet Sibisi•African Studies•1975

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