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recent reading roundup: poison, atchafalaya ethnology, faith healing in Louisiana

• alec sonnier • anthropology • archaeology • atchafalaya basin • bayou life • cajun • creole • ethnic identities • ethnology • faith healing • folk belief • folk magic • folk medicine • folk religion • folklore • francophone culture • gens de couleur libre • iberia • immigration • julia swett • louisiana • louisiana folklife • lower mississippi valley • native american • plaquemine culture • point coupee • poisons • prayer • religion • slavery • southern catholicism • st. landry parish • superstitions • traiteurs

[Remember, this blog here at the shop address is a mirror / backup of the real Seraphin Station blog here. Visit there to comment, ask questions, get responses, interact with others, see useful and interesting links and resources, and/or read all the blog posts, not just the highlights I repost here.] photo credit jclk8888, Pixabay I don't have time to summarize anything right now, but I'm hoping if I leave this here, it'll spur me to do so later. James H. Diaz. Atlas of Human Poisoning and Envenoming, 2nd ed. Boca Raton: CRC Press, 2014. Hilda Roberts. "Louisiana Superstitions." Journal...

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