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      <title>Divination with plants in West Africa</title>
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    <abstract>The Seme make particularly abundant use of plants in the field of divination. Diviners practice their art with the assistance of a bush spirit that comes to live with them at home. Plants serve as material support for settling this bush spirit in the diviner's home and as powerful objects on the divination scene. Each species of plant plays one or several specific roles. this article is based on extensive field research and the analysis of the waning of the plants used in divination (names in the Seine language, ritual use). It describes the role of plant species and their symbolic roles in settling the bush spirit in the diviner's home and during the divination process. Although similar to those of other societies located in the Volta River Basin, the Seme divination practices show some original aspects.</abstract>
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      <topic>Burkina Faso</topic>
      <topic>Seme society</topic>
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        <title>Journal of Ethnobiology</title>
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          <number>38</number>
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          <number>4</number>
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          <list> 550-567</list>
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