DOSSIER CONTEMPORARY SHAMANISM. CONCEPTIONS AND EXPERIENCES REVISITED. PRESENTATION.
Abstract
Anthropological studies from their origins show cultural phenomena and social categories that became part of the conceptual canon, although many originated in particular societies and that due to complex factors became quasi-universal.
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