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Bones of the Womb: Healing Algorithms of BIPOC Reproductive Trauma with Rituals, Ceremonies, Prayers, Spells, and the Ancestors (The Production of Life Affirming Epistemology of Grief) – CORRIGENDUM

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  04 March 2025

Roksana Badruddoja
Roksana Badruddoja*
Affiliation:
Department of Social & Behavioral Sciences, Manhattan University, 4513 Manhattan College Parkway, Bronx, NY 10471, [email protected], https://manhattan.edu/campus-directory/roksana.badruddoja
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Hypatia , First View , pp. 1 - 2
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When this article was originally published in Hypatia, it contained the following error: The author wrote “In Divine Quechua, I call in the Sacred Four Winds: Pacha Mama, Mama Kia, Weera Kocha, and Inti (Miro-Quesada 2016).” It should read “In Divine Quechua, I call in the Sacred Gods of the Four Directions: PachaMama, Mama Killa, Wiraqocha, and Tayta Inti (Miro-Quesada 2016).”

Also in error, the author wrote: “My protected grimoire features a sacred Inca prayer in Quechua; I chant twenty-one times:

Eeya

Teksee-mooyo Thaithanchis Weera-kocha,

Pacha kamak Hampooi, Hampooi”

It should read “My protected grimoire features a sacred Inca prayer in Quechua; I chant twenty-one times:

Eeya,

Teksee-mooyo, Taytanchis, Wiraqocha,

Pachakamaq, Hampuy, Hampuy”

The author apologizes for the spelling errors and thanks Dr. Cynthia Ingar in making the corrections.

References

Badruddoja, R. 2022. Bones of the Womb: Healing Algorithms of BIPOC Reproductive Trauma with Rituals, Ceremonies, Prayers, Spells, and the Ancestors (The Production of Life Affirming Epistemology of Grief). Hypatia. 37(4): 619–641. doi: 10.1017/hyp.2022.48 CrossRefGoogle Scholar