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Morbus sacer in Africa: some religious aspects of epilepsy in traditional cultures

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The social course of epilepsy: chronic illness as social experience in interior China

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Epilepsy and guria: The shaking syndromes of New Guinea

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Psychosocial study of epilepsy in Africa

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