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Pastors' and general religious discourse with elders' projects for youth subjection.Ĭhapter 4 shows how peoples' preparations for future deaths were also commercialized in a new life insurance market. In chapter 3, emergent Christian Pentecostal-charismatic religious practices became popular means for social and bodily healing and forecasting peoples' futures. Global health and development organizations responding to the epidemic introduced newer models that complicated and supplemented elders' projects to reverse this generational inversion. Elders in households and communities reemphasized customary models of personhood and life course involving gendered respectful subjection of youth and generational age-set organization. Chapter 2 shows how elders understood youths' earlier deaths to be from HIV/AIDS and moral violability. The kingship's nationalist cultural ceremonies meant to combat the disease were increasingly commercialized for tourism and seen as ineffective in general disease prevention. Chapter 1 shows HIV/AIDS to be a condition of regional and global economic marginalization. The study presents the following findings. Restoration was framed as journeying toward a more moral life, good death, and better future. In response to these conditions many Swazis elaborated indigenous notions of 'work' and 'ritual' and applied these to their everyday lives and life cycle rites like funerals as means to restore personhood and intergenerational relationships.

On one hand I already feel a bit too powerful for my own taste considering I'm on PotD, on the other hand hopefully the lack of Immortal One Eder in the party would add to the challenge soon.This study (revised and published as Funeral Culture by Indiana University Press) documents an emergent funeral culture in the African nation-state of Swaziland (today eSwatini) amid the enduring HIV/AIDS epidemic that impacted notions of personhood and intergenerational relations.ĭata derives from 16 months of ethnographic research with households, churches, and public and private organizations in Swaziland and South Africa, along with archival and document research (2008-2011).ĭemographic age patterns of mortality reflected local crises of social reproduction and generational succession where youth increasingly predeceased their elders. Overall I got all the skills covered except for Intimidate, I decided to skip it entirely because it's always the most boring one. I got Maia's companion as tanky as possible since he and Xoti are main tanks of the group. Teheku: Druid (Rod for human form / Two-Handed Melee Weapon for Shifer mode) Maia: Ranger (arqebus / blunderbuss + small shield) Serafen: Cipher (double pistols / double blunderbuss) MC: Spellblade (dual-wield / bow or wand/scepter) So here it is (only watcher is multi-class): I'll use them in another playthrough when all DLCs are out and I'll play through and finish PoE 1 before that as well with all of them in a party and actually use my own save afterwards. I ended up benching Eder/Aloth/Pallegina. Man, was it hard to decide on a party composition. I spent whole day just in two sections of the 1st large city after rushing to get all companions.

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