An EBSCO Research Starters reference article on West African Vodun, written by Tina Deines and published through EBSCO Information Services' academic database service for libraries.
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Reliability TierReliability tier 2: a named contributor writing a signed reference article for EBSCO Research Starters, an academic database service licensed to libraries, one step below a peer-reviewed journal but with a named byline and an editorial process. NotesA staff-commissioned reference article in EBSCO's Research Starters library, an edited reference-database product used by academic institutions rather than a peer-reviewed scholarly monograph. Used here only for its plain, general statement that Vodun deities including Sakpata remain part of an actively practiced, living pantheon in Benin and Togo today, a general contemporary-practice claim consistent with the academic monographs this atlas also cites for Vodun, not for any specific ritual or initiation detail. 1 Citation
PublisherEBSCO Information Services 1 Publication Year URLhttps://www.ebsco.com/research-starters/religion-and-philosophy/west-african-vodun 1 Sources
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