"The lust to kill" and the Arnhem land sorcerer : an exercise in integrative anthropology

The Resource "The lust to kill" and the Arnhem land sorcerer : an exercise in integrative anthropology
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"The lust to kill" and the Arnhem land sorcerer : an exercise in integrative anthropology
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an exercise in integrative anthropology
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Victoria Katherine Burbank
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eng
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Examination of the dynamics of imagination common to the modern serial killer and the Arnhem Land sorcerer; narrative of sorcery attach from Warner examined ? relation to sexual prevision discussed; sorcery fantasy and evolutionary psychological - associations with sexuality and fertility, isolation, infidelity and control; origins of serial killer psychology - fantasy and symbolism and dream states; causes of sorcery in Arnhem land; role of the autonomous imagination in the social domain; attachment theory and early childhood fear responses - infanticide fears; child rearing and maternal depression in Aboriginal society; argues that the distinction of sorcerer and serial killer is in socially constructed modes of acting out fantasy
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non fiction
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