Traditional healing and law in contemporary Senegal: Legitimacies, normativities and practices (Record no. 523339)

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Personal name Cloatre, Emilie et al
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Title Traditional healing and law in contemporary Senegal: Legitimacies, normativities and practices
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Place of publication, distribution, etc Social and Legal Studies
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Extent 32(3), Jun, 2023: p.356-377
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Summary, etc In this paper, we chart the context in which contemporary legal debates around traditional healing in Senegal unfold, pointing in particular to the type of power–knowledge relations that are at stake in both the current legal status–quo, and legal changes proposed in 2017. We interrogate the struggles over legitimacy and recognition that are at play in these processes, and the ways in which different actors relate to both formal legal rules, and more fluid forms of legalities, in which imaginaries of the law, and negotiations with the law, translate into everyday practices. We underline how legal and scientific discourses are mobilised to draw the opportunities and boundaries offered to different healing agents, and to organise their respective authority. Traditional healers overlap with modern health practices, while retaining their own ontologies and claims to legitimacy while representatives of the biomedical professions insist that they should have some oversight over the regulation of all healers. As negotiations continue over the possibility for the state to regulate traditional healing, everyday legal choreographies define the relative roles, possibilities and precarity of different healing agents.- Reproduced
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Main entry heading Social and Legal Studies
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Subject DIP HEALING
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          Indian Institute of Public Administration Indian Institute of Public Administration 2023-08-08 32(3), Jun, 2023: p.356-377 AR129306 2023-08-08 Articles

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