Moralising Magic? A Brief History of Football Potions in a South African Homeland Area, 1958

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This academic article explores the historical use of magical potions in South African football, focusing on Bushbuckridge, from 1958 to 2010, and links these practices to socio-political and economic transformations in the region.

Year: 2010

Region / City: Bushbuckridge, South Africa

Subject: Football, Magic, History

Document Type: Academic Article

Institution: Brunel University, London

Author: Isak Niehaus

Target Audience: Scholars, Football Enthusiasts, Anthropologists

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Practical potions Education in Chemistry September 2021

Year: 2021

Region / city: N/A

Topic: Chemistry education, practical experiment

Document type: Educational resource

Author: Royal Society of Chemistry

Target audience: Students (11–14 years old)

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Gender, Race, and Botany: Plants, Potions, and Pharmaceuticals - Ethnobotany and Biopiracy

Year: 2021

Region / City: Madison, WI

Subject: Ethnobotany, Biopiracy, Gender and Race Studies

Document Type: Syllabus

Institution: University of Wisconsin-Madison

Author: Ruth Goldstein, PhD

Target Audience: Undergraduate and Graduate students

Period of Validity: Fall Semester

Approval Date: 2021

Date of Changes: Not specified

Topics: Moralising 1958–2010 potions

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Moralising Magic? A Brief History of Football Potions in a South African Homeland Area, 1958–2010

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