Curandero conversations : El Niño Fidencio, shamanism and healing traditions of the borderlands
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Curandero conversations : El Niño Fidencio, shamanism and healing traditions of the borderlands
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- Curandero conversations : El Niño Fidencio, shamanism and healing traditions of the borderlands
- Title remainder
- El Niño Fidencio, shamanism and healing traditions of the borderlands
- Statement of responsibility
- Antonio Zavaleta and Alberto Salinas Jr. ; introduction by Jamie Sams
- Subject
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- Healers -- Mexican-American Border Region
- Healers -- Mexico
- Healers -- Southwestern States
- Healing -- Mexican-American Border Region
- Healing -- Mexico
- Healing -- Southwestern States
- Herbs -- Therapeutic use -- Mexican-American Border Region
- Herbs -- Therapeutic use -- Mexico
- Herbs -- Therapeutic use -- Southwestern States
- Medicine, Traditional -- Mexico
- Medicine, Traditional -- Southwestern United States
- Mexican Americans -- Medicine
- Cultural Competency
- Mexican Americans -- Mexican-American Border Region -- Folklore
- Mexican Americans -- Mexican-American Border Region -- Folklore
- Mexican-American Border Region -- Social life and customs
- Niño Fidencio, 1898-1938
- Plants, Medicinal -- Mexico
- Plants, Medicinal -- Southwestern United States
- Traditional medicine -- Mexican-American Border Region
- Traditional medicine -- Mexico
- Traditional medicine -- Southwestern States
- Mexican Americans -- Medicine -- Mexican-American Border Region
- Language
- eng
- Summary
- Curandero Conversations offers something for everyone. Following an introduction by renowned Native American healer and author, Jamie Sams, the book examines 190 actual email-based consultations with the curandero (Alberto Salinas, Jr.), followed by the anthropologist's (Dr. Antonio Zavaleta) commentary. The book also offers three major appendices including information for understanding cultural competencies in the delivery of health care, Internet resource links for continued study, and the most complete medicinal plant herbal used by curanderos/as on the U.S.-Mexico border. -- Publisher web site
- Biography type
- contains biographical information
- Cataloging source
- N$V
- Dewey number
- 615/.321
- Illustrations
- illustrations
- Index
- index present
- Literary form
- non fiction
- Nature of contents
- bibliography
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