10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «THERIANTHROPISM»
Discover the use of
therianthropism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
therianthropism and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Witchcraft: Theory and Practice
(THERIANTHROPISM). Shapeshifting is at the heart of most shamanic practice,
and it concerns us here because it is a means of travel between places- within-
time and other realms of reality. It is not necessary to work this practice within a
cast ...
2
Picturing the Beast: Animals, Identity, and Representation
They are those of therianthropism and anthropomorphism. Therianthropism. as
described in my chapter on the rhetoric of animality, appears only to operate
successfully when used as a means of discrediting or demeaning other people.
3
'Yogini' in South Asia: Interdisciplinary Approaches
... femalebeings suchasthe ḍāmarī tothemaṇḍala goddesses of agiven cultic
system.17. Therianthropism. A hallmark of yoginīs is polymorphism, with
therianthrophic forms being especially common. From horses and lions to birds
and.
4
Thealogy and Embodiment: The Post-Patriarchal Reconstruction ...
The old European anti-Semitic superstition that Jews had cloven hooves inside
their shoes and goats' horns under their hats is just one example of ideologically
motivated therianthropism — the conjoining of animal and human bodies.
5
Shri Chaitanya's Teachings
These are respective types of the idolatry of the mental speculationists of the
inductive school. In imitation of Mayavada, the evil fruit of the Indian civilisation,
Anthropomorphism was invented in Greece and Rome and Therianthropism in
Egypt, ...
Bhakti Siddhanta Saraswati, Villās Tirtha,
1975
6
Handbook of Hyper-real Religions
Temple of the Ota'kin. At http://otakukin.otherkin.net/. Accessed 10/1/2006.
Walens, s. 1987. “therianthropism”. in l. Jones, ed., The Encyclopedia of Religion.
2nd edi- tion. detroit: Macmillan reference usA. vol. 4, 9155–9156. Willson, M.
1997.
7
A Host of Devils: The History and Context of the Making of ...
... 54—5; Tanzania 35 taxes 18, 23—4; see also hut tax teasing 118—19, 225n12
teeth filing 10 therianthropism 129 thickets 14—15, 16 Thobias, Hendrick 2—3, 5,
75, 91—5; author's apprenticeship 91, 95—101; “Baby Shetani” 136, 137, 189; ...
Now, other features of rock art – such as elongated or floating human figures and
images of people, therianthropism and with nosebleeds – have been confidently
identified as shamans in trance. Elongation is seen as a representation of the ...
9
Hinduism-Clarified And Simplified
Thus Hinduism is polytheistic. Among them some are atheists and some believe
in such gods that are not generally, accepted as part of Hinduism. So, they are
Pagan or they follow heathenism or therianthropism. Because of the word
Dharrna, ...
Prof. Shrikant Prasoon,
2009
10
An Archaeology of Images: Iconology and Cosmology in Iron ...
... images 25, 220–2,221, 222 Taíno culture, Caribbean 97–8, 99 Tal-y-Llyn,
Wales: copper-alloy plaque 211–12, 212 tarbhfhess (bull-sleep) 121 tattooing 67,
238 therianthropism 15, 151, 174 three (number) see triadism Thruxton Roman
villa, ...
Miranda Aldhouse Green,
2004