Superstition Diversity: Superstitions, Witchcraft, Taboos, and Legends

Andrew Nyakupfuka

Okt 2012 · BalboaPress

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Superstition, myths, and legends are part and parcel of each and every culture. Professionals and the general public pay attention to some cultural issues they do not fully comprehend. Superstition, myths and legends agents are similar the world over though they have different meanings. Dreams, certain animals, weather conditions and the zodiac are couriers of superstition, myths, and legends.

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ANDREW NYAKUPFUKA was born in Zimbabwe. He trained as a middle grades teacher at Nyadire Teachers College and then enrolled for a Diploma in Education at Seke Teachers College as an in-service program. He enrolled for a Bachelors Degree in Educational Administration and Policy Studies at the University of Zimbabwe. He rose from a classroom teacher to a school administrator. He came to the United States in 2005 and enrolled with East Carolina University for an online Middle Grades Social Studies Licensure. He is the author of the book, " Superstition Diversity."