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On this episode of Thesis Talks, Ben Paley (Drew University, class of '25) presents his research on demons through space and time. His anthropology thesis synthesizes theology and ethnography to construct a theory of personal and cultural identity through Zarian, Cuna, and Hauka possession cults.
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Thesis Talks is hosted by Katelyn Rohlf
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By Katelyn RohlfOn this episode of Thesis Talks, Ben Paley (Drew University, class of '25) presents his research on demons through space and time. His anthropology thesis synthesizes theology and ethnography to construct a theory of personal and cultural identity through Zarian, Cuna, and Hauka possession cults.
Credits
Thesis Talks is hosted by Katelyn Rohlf
Subscribe to this podcast and leave a review on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get podcasts! Discover more WMNJ and DUPA content at wmnjradio.com and duparchive.org!