LALS 166

Shamanism and Healing

5credits
About this course

Shamanism is a dynamic cultural institution that approaches non-ordinary or alternate states of consciousness as meaningful sites of knowledge. Course focuses on shamanism as practiced in indigenous and mestizo cultures across western Amazonia, where shamanic healing is most frequently accompanied with the ritual use of hallucinogenic brews. Topics covered include the diagnostic, curative, trance, and medical aspects of shamanism; shamanism as an anticolonial expression of political power and agency; and shamanism in Latin American expressive and visual cultures.

All available terms

1 term

Avg. GPA
3.65
Grades
47

Other grades

P4.3%W2.1%
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University of California, Santa Cruz

LALS 166 at UCSC: average GPA 3.65 across 47 students. Grade distribution by term. Shamanism is a dynamic cultural institution that approaches non-ordinary or…

Average GPA: 3.65

Grade distribution records: 47 students across 1 terms.

Grade distribution

GradeStudentsPercent
A+919.1%
A2042.6%
A-612.8%
B+36.4%
B12.1%
B-12.1%
C36.4%
D12.1%
P24.3%
W12.1%

Based on 47 student grade records across 1 term and 1 professor.

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