The Tiger and The Virgin Colonialism has often spread to areas where it is economically valuable for the colonizer to develop. South America was one of these places. First came the Spanish for gold, then for rubber. As colonization took place two cultures met, thinking they were opposites, but in reality they were very much connected to one another, their histories were now tied together. In considering the question of how Indians have developed their …showed first 75 words of 1940 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1940 total…blend of beliefs, the stereotypes involved, and the relationship between shaman and patient that combines physical and spiritual experience into meaning. Two cultures, one trying to dominate the other through colonization, find themselves in the end very much connected and dependent on one another. Bibliography Keesing. Cultural Anthropology. Ch.19. Taussig. Shamanism, Colonialism, and the Wild Man. Ch. 7-10. 18, 23-24, 28 Bibliography Bibliography Keesing. Cultural Anthropology. Ch.19. Taussig. Shamanism, Colonialism, and the Wild Man. Ch. 7-10. 18, 23-24, 28