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The interchange, exchange and appropriation of traditional healing, modern medicine and Christian healing in Africa today

The interchange, exchange and appropriation of traditional healing, modern medicine and Christian healing in Africa today

Morekwa, Othusitse
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10500/1896
Date: 2009-08-25
Type: Dissertation

Abstract:

This research work is set out to investigate healing practised in Africa today. There are many ways of healing in African; others are classified as foreign because they came out of Africa especially from European influence while others are considered local or traditional. The research shall dig out the influence of what is known as foreign methods or approaches of healing in Africa today and what African healing can learn from other methods of healing practised today. There shall be contemporary stories and facts about the situation of healing today and relevant statistics where necessary. The research also comes out with appropriate suggestions on how to combat contemporary illnesses of today. This includes what should be improved and how. This work covers the whole of Africa.

Citation: Morekwa, Othusitse (2009) The interchange, exchange and appropriation of traditional healing, modern medicine and Christian healing in Africa today, University of South Africa, Pretoria, <http://hdl.handle.net/10500/1896>

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