Notions of the past among young Pentecostals in Ouagadougou

Karen Lauterbach

Notions of the past among young Pentecostals in Ouagadougou

Centre of African Studies

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	The 'traditional' and the 'modern' in West African (Ghanaian) history: Case studies on co-existence and interaction
Editors	Per Hernæs
Publisher	No. 50 Trondheim Studies in History, African Series No. 7. Department of History. Norwegian Universi
Publication date	2005
Pages	77-90
ISBN (Print)	82-7765-053-1
Publication status	Published - 2005

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Notions of the past among young Pentecostals in Ouagadougou. / Lauterbach, Karen.
The 'traditional' and the 'modern' in West African (Ghanaian) history: Case studies on co-existence and interaction. ed. / Per Hernæs. No. 50 Trondheim Studies in History, African Series No. 7. Department of History. Norwegian Universi, 2005. p. 77-90.

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