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Gayle High Pine writes her book, "The Spirit Way," discussing shamanism and the controversy between it and Western medicine
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Piers Vitebsky publishes an information secondary source book about the essentials of Shamanism in the indigenous world, and in Western medicinal practices
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Anne Fadiman writes her novel depicting Lia Lee, a Hmong girl with epilepsy, and follows her story of Western medicine and shamanic treatments
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Michele Stephen and Luh Ketut Suryani publish a scholarly article about to what extent shamans have mental disorders
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Geoffrey Samuel and Linda Connor write a collection of essays featuring individuals' experiences with shamanism
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Karen Vogel publishes article about female shamanism and goddesses, and where these legends and controversies come from.
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Linda Gerdner writes an article about the Hmong immigrants in the United States and a history of dementia and illness
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Jacques Lemoine goes into the Hmong tribal healing circles and learns about modern shamanism
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Nancy Vuckovic publishes article about treating women with shamanic medicine to see if there's a difference between shamanism and Western medicine
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Lissa Rankin writes about her experiences as a healer incorporating both Western and shamanic techniques to help her patients
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Claudia DeBorde writes for the Dance of the Deer Foundation about her experiences with Shamanism
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Carolyn Gregoire examines the changing attitudes towards shamanism in Western medicine