Chapter 1: IntroductionJean and John ComaroffPart I: (Re)visions of Power, Ritual (Trans)formationsChapter 2: Narratives of Power, Images of Wealth: The Ritual Economy of Bori in the MarketAdeline MasquelierChapter 3: Chewa Visions and Revisions of Power: Transformations of the Nyau Dance in Central MalawiDeborah KaspinChapter 4: Government by Seduction: History and the Tropes of "Mounting" in Oyo-Yoruba ReligionJ. Lorand MatoryPart II: Moral Economics, Modern Politics, Mystical StrugglesChapter 5: The Moral Economy of Witchcraft: An Essay in Comparative HistoryRalph A. AustenChapter 6: Attinga Revisited: Yoruba Witchcraft and the Cocoa Economy, 1950-1951Andrew ApterChapter 7: Bloodhounds Who Have No Friends: Witchcraft and Locality in the Nigerian Popular PressMisty L. Bastian Chapter 8: "Open the Wombs!": The Symbolic Politics of Modern Ngoni WitchfindingMark AuslanderChapter 9: Black Stomachs, Beautiful Stones: Soul-eating among Hausa in NigerPamela G. Schmoll