10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ZOANTHROPIC»
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Archives of Neurology and Psychiatry
Hysterical attacks and a hysterical dream state followed. During the latter she
saw three dogs which were trying to devour her. She developed an outspoken
zoanthropic attack — imitating the actions and barking of a dog. The author
reviews ...
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A.M.A. Archives of Neurology and Psychiatry
Hysterical attacks and a hysterical dream state followed. During the latter she
saw three dogs which were trying to devour her. She developed an outspoken
zoanthropic attack—imitating the actions and barking of a dog. The author
reviews ...
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Psyche and Eros: An International Bimonthly Journal of ...
object of zoanthropic identification. In most instances the zoanthropy serves to
symbolise the sadistic component. (In a novel by Kafka, entitled "Verwandlung" [
Transformation] the grotesque zoanthropic fantasy of the life of a bed-bug is ...
Samuel Aaron Tannenbaum, Herbert Silberer, Wilhelm Stekel,
1922
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
Zoanthropic ( zo-an-throp'ik), a. [< :onnthrop-y + -ic.] Of the nature of or pertaining
to manthropy: as, count/tropic mania or delusion; :0(lrlilnw in literature. This is the
generic name oi such dc usions, which take various forms, some oi which are ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith,
1900
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: Dictionary
Of the nature of or pertaining to manthropy: as, zoanthropic mania or delusion; :1
» anthro n'c literature. This is the generic name of such de usions, which take
various forms, some of which are specified according to the animal concerned, ...
William Dwight Whitney,
1904
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
[(Zoanthus + -oid.] Same as zoantharian. zoanthropic (zo-an-throp'ik), a. [(.
zoanthrop-y + -ic] Of the nature of or pertaining to zoan- thropy : as, zoanthropic
mania or delusion ; zoanthropic literature. This is the generic name of such
delusions, ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith,
1914
These inhibitory phenomena may become the substratum for later zoanthropic
and demoniacal delusions. In another class of abnormal psychic states the lack
of feeling is partly inhibitory and partly a manifestation of actual loss. Emotional ...
Richard Krafft-Ebing,
1905
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The Indiana Journal of Medicine
It was probably a species of monomaniacal insanity — zoanthropic. Similar cases
have often been reported. Esquirol states that a nobleman of the court of Louis
XIV was in the habit of frequently putting his head out of a window in order to ...
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The American illustrated medical dictionary
Glycogen. zoanthropic (zo-an-throp'ik). Pertaining to or of the nature of
zoanthropy. zoanthropy (zo-an'thro-pe) [Gr. fifov animal + avflpwirm man]. The
maniacal bebef of a patient that he has become a beast. zoeoptroscope <zo-e-op
'tro-sk6p) ...
William Alexander Newman Dorland, Edgar Calvin Le Roy Miller,
1922
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The Animal Part: Human and Other Animals in the Poetic ...
By way of conclusion, I want to focus on the zoanthropic approach the poem
takes to these issues: what is ultimately at stake in its claim that women's bodies
live nonhuman lives? Semonides' poem has affinities with the kind of folktale
known ...
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