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1. Mojo workin
: the old African American Hoodoo system
by Hazzard-Donald, Katrina
2013, ISBN 9780252078767, cm.
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2. Hoodoo, voodoo, and conjure
: a handbook
by Anderson, Jeffrey E., 1974
2008, Greenwood folklore handbooks, ISBN 9780313342219, xii, 183
Hoodoo (Cult) | Vodou | Magic
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3. Full Text Mojo Workin’: The Old African American Hoodoo System by Katrina Hazzard-Donald (review)
by Hutcheson, Cory
The Journal of American folklore, ISSN 0021-8715, 2015, Volume 128, Issue 507, pp. 120 - 121
Hoodoo (Cult) | Hazzard-Donald, Hazzard-Donald, Katrina, --, Katrina
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4. Full Text MOJO WORKIN’: The Old African American Hoodoo System by Katrina Hazzard-Donald (review)
by McCarthy, John P. -- (John Patrick)
American studies (Lawrence), ISSN 0026-3079, 2015, Volume 54, Issue 1, pp. 147 - 148
Hazzard-Donald, Hazzard-Donald, Katrina, --, Katrina | Hoodoo (Cult)
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5. Mules and men
by Hurston, Zora Neale
1970, 342
Tales | African Americans | Folklore | Music | Vodou
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6. Conjure in African American society
by Anderson, Jeffrey E
2005, ISBN 0807130923, xiv, 230 p., [6] p. of plates
Traditional Culture, Folklore and Folklife | Custom and Belief | African American Folklore | Voodoo | Magic
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7. Full Text Writing Vodou into Literature: Exploring Diasporic Religious Symbols and Lore in Zora Neale Hurston's “Sweat” and Jonah's Gourd Vine
by Tammie Jenkins
Journal of Africana religions, ISSN 2165-5405, 7/2016, Volume 4, Issue 2, pp. 215 - 224
Slave narratives | Written narratives | Religious practices | Narratives | Folktales | Storytelling | Folk culture | Folklore | Spiritual belief systems | Voodoo | Hoodoo (Cult) | Hurston, Hurston, Zora Neale, Zora Neale | Vodou in literature
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8. Folk beliefs of the southern negro
by Puckett, Newbell Niles
1926, xv, 644
African Americans | Folklore | Hoodoo (Cult) | Vodou
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9. Black magic
: religion and the African American conjuring tradition
by Chireau, Yvonne Patricia, 1961
2003, ISBN 9780520209879, ix, 222
African Americans | Religion | Traditional Culture, Folklore and Folklife | Folk Medicine | Custom and Belief | Folk Religion | African American Folklore | Magic
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10. The origin of American Black English
: be-forms in the HOODOO texts
by Ewers, Traute, 1960
1996, Topics in English linguistics, ISBN 9783110145861, Volume 15, x, 327
African influences | English language | Hoodoo (Cult) | Variation | Black English | Language Research | English | Black Dialects | Linguistic Theory | Language Patterns | Foreign Countries | Language Usage | Diachronic Linguistics | Language Variation | Folk Culture | Verbs
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11. Full Text Conjuring Pasts and Ethnographic Presents in Zora Neale Hurston's Modernity
by James A. Manigault-Bryant and Lerhonda S. Manigault-Bryant
Journal of Africana religions, ISSN 2165-5405, 7/2016, Volume 4, Issue 2, pp. 225 - 235
Women | Ethnography | African American culture | Folktales | African Americans | Black communities | Metaphysics | Black people | Christianity | Heritage tourism | Hoodoo (Cult) | Hurston, Zora Neale | Florida | Religious life | South Carolina | African American women
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12. Hoodoo - conjuration - witchcraft - rootwork
: beliefs accepted by many Negroes and white persons, these being orally recorded among Blacks and whites
by Hyatt, Harry Middleton, 1890
1970, Memoirs of the Alma Egan Hyatt Foundation, New York, 4v.
Demonology | Medicine, Magic, mystic, and spagiric
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13. Full Text Two-Headed Medicine: Hoodoo Workers, Conjure Doctors, and Zora Neale Hurston
by Middleton, Billy
The Southern quarterly, ISSN 0038-4496, 2016, Volume 53, Issue 3, pp. 156 - 175
Hoodoo (Cult) | Hurston, Zora Neale | Southern States | Criticism and interpretation | Vodou | Vodou in literature | Traditional Culture, Folklore and Folklife | Folk Medicine | Twentieth Century | Authors | English Literature | Custom and Belief | Voodoo | prose | African American writers | voodoo | folk belief systems | Southern United States | United States | black identity | Mules and Men | 1900-1999 | "Hoodoo in America" | doctor | Tell My Horse | conjuring | folk medicine | American literature | Medical personnel | Spirituality | Writers | Medical practices | Physicians | Religion | History | Stereotypes | Empowerment | Medicine | Cooperation | Hurston, Zora Neale (1891-1960) | Subcultures | Body/Body Parts
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14. Cord of blood
: possession and the making of Voodoo
by Lovell, Nadia, 1963
2002, Anthropology, culture, and society, ISBN 9780745318417, 151
Togo Religious life and customs | Vodou
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15. Conjure in African American society
by Anderson, Jeffrey E., 1974
2005, ISBN 0807130923
Hoodoo (Cult) | Vodou | Magic
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16. American voudou
: journey into a hidden world
by Davis, Rod, 1946
1998, 1st ed., ISBN 9781574410495
Hoodoo (Cult) | Vodou
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17. Full Text Cowboy Tricksters and Devilish Wangols: Ishmael Reed's Hoodoo West
by Todd F. Tietchen
Western American literature, ISSN 0043-3462, 1/2002, Volume 36, Issue 4, pp. 325 - 342
United States history | Cowboys | Imperialism | Tricksters | Westerns | Native Americans | Christianity | Children | Voodoo | Signification | Essays | Reed, Ishmael | Tricksters in literature | Hoodoo (Cult) | Cowboys in literature | In literature | Criticism and interpretation | 1938 | West (U.S.) | Vodou in literature | Arts & Humanities | Literature | Literature, American | Trickster | Twentieth Century | American West | Authors | African Americans | English Literature | Yellow Back Radio Broke-Down
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18. Full Text "What If I Write Circuses": Revisiting Novel Writing and Neo-Hoodoo Aesthetics in Ishmael Reed's "Yellow Back Radio Broke-Down"
by Artur Jaupaj
Journal of black studies, ISSN 0021-9347, 1/2014, Volume 45, Issue 1, pp. 37 - 58
Musical aesthetics | African American culture | Cowboys | African Americans | Novels | Westerns | Tricksters | Aesthetics | Circuses | Voodoo | Ishmael Reed | Neo-Hoodoo aesthetics | Afro-American novel | 1960s | popular culture | Social Sciences | Social Sciences, Interdisciplinary | Social Sciences - Other Topics | Ethnic Studies | USA | Literature | The Americas | Popular culture | Writers | Writing | Cultural change | Reed, Ishmael (1938- )
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19. Full Text Overview of Ishmael Reed
01/2003
African American writers | African American poetry | Hoodoo | African American folklore | Religious syncretism | Picaresque literature | Black aesthetic movement | Racism | Essays
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20. Full Text Zora Neale Hurston
by King, Lovalerie
10/2009, ISBN 1405146915, 10
Hurston's engagement with heterosexual relationships ‐ in stories like “Sweat” | Jonah's Gourd Vine , a novel ‐ Mules and Men | Jonah's Gourd Vine ‐ mirroring relationship between Hurston's mother and father | Hurston's major work, Mules and Men ‐ folktales and Hoodoo practices | Hurston's fiction reflecting folk culture and intimate knowledge | significant works | An Inquiry into Native Myths and Magic in Jamaica and Haiti, 1939 | Zora Neale Hurston | Dust Tracks on a Road ‐ with a lie, that she was born in “pure Negro town” of Eatonville, Florida | Their Eyes Were Watching God | Jonah's Gourd Vine , a novel - Mules and Men | Jonah's Gourd Vine - mirroring relationship between Hurston's mother and father | Hurston's engagement with heterosexual relationships - in stories like "Sweat" | Dust Tracks on a Road - with a lie, that she was born in "pure Negro town" of Eatonville, Florida | Significant works | Hurston's major work, Mules and Men - folktales and Hoodoo practices
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