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    “…INTRODUCTION: A feeling as ancient as humankind, having been documented in the Bible, represented by mythological figures and appearing as a recurrent theme in art and literature, jealousy is a complex emotion that is non-discriminatory and often associated with negative feelings ranging from insecurity, suspicion, rage, fear to humiliation. …”
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    The Green-Eyed Monster: A Brief Exploration of the Jealousy Spectrum
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    “…For the study purpose, Koraga community residing in and around Udupi—a district of Karnataka State, which has earned a name not only for its mythological significance but also for its culture of having their women empowered is considered. …”
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    Role of information sources in carrying government reproductive health scheme to tribal women in India: A case study among women belonging to Koraga community
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    por Featherstone, Mark
    Publicado 2022
    “…In reading Freud’s attempt to write a psychology of death in the context of this funereal period of history, I argue that he set out first, a mythological theory of viral law concerned with the death drive, before turning to second, a techno-scientific, biological theory of the same (viral) law characterised by microbial immortality. …”
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    Viral Law: Life, Death, Difference, and Indifference from the Spanish Flu to Covid-19
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    “…Cannibalism is deeply ingrained in the cultural and mythological heritage of Algonquian-speaking tribes; it is closely associated with the symbolic figure of the Wendigo. …”
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    Wendigo Psychosis and Psychiatric Perspectives of Cannibalism: A Complex Interplay of Culture, Psychology, and History
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    por Aigo, Juana, Ladio, Ana
    Publicado 2016
    “…Mapuche traditional knowledge and cosmovision on the use of fish and waters, a vision which promotes respect and the avoidance of actions that could disturb the beings (animals and sacred or mythological characters) that inhabit and take care of them should be fostered as part of management plans of regional natural resources. …”
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    Traditional Mapuche ecological knowledge in Patagonia, Argentina: fishes and other living beings inhabiting continental waters, as a reflection of processes of change
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    “…Entity encounters were reported in 45.5% (n = 1719) of the experiences and involved predominantly a feminine phenotype (n = 416, 24.2%); deities (n = 293, 17.0%); aliens (n = 281, 16.3%); creature-based entities (n = 158, 9.2%, including reptilian and insectoid beings); mythological beings (n = 144, 8.4%, including machine elves); and jesters (n = 112, 6.5%). …”
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    Phenomenology and content of the inhaled N, N-dimethyltryptamine (N, N-DMT) experience
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