What did anthropologist E. E. Evans-Pritchard, who worked among the Azande people, consider to be an integral part of their religious system?

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24 November, 16:30

What did anthropologist E. E. Evans-Pritchard, who worked among the Azande people, consider to be an integral part of their religious system?

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Emiliano Mills · Answer 1

Anthropologist E. E. Evans-Pritchard, who worked among the Azande people, consider magic, witchcraft, oracles, and divination to be an integral part of their religious system.

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The Azande Culture was thought by E. E. Evans to be one of the most vibrant yet strange cultures that he had ever come across and chosen to study. He found that activities like magic and witchcraft could not be seen separately from the culture of the Azande as most members of the culture engaged themselves in the act very often and sought results from it.