The Terror That Comes in the Night: An Experience-Centered Study of Supernatural Assault Traditions
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Estudio de la «Old Hag» de Terranova que Hufford usa para formular lo que llama el enfoque centrado en la experiencia, opuesto a la hipótesis de la fuente cultural «Hufford — The Terror That Comes in the Night (1982) · p. 8». Su catalogación oficial lo sitúa entre pesadillas, íncubos, brujería y parálisis del sueño «Hufford — The Terror That Comes in the Night (1982) · p. 4».
3 claims · 1 source · 1 attribution
Attribution
recorded, never asserted«Hufford — The Terror That Comes in the Night (1982) · p. 4»
The chain of the work
the processed witness, in emeraldClaims
3 entries — the work's own voice, with its locator«Only when I had completed this book did I begin to see the outlines of what I now call the experience-centered approach to the study of supernatural belief» — nombra su propio enfoque, y dice que lo formuló DESPUÉS de terminar el libro
«1. Nightmares. 2. Incubi. 3. Witchcraft. 4. Sleep paralysis. I. Title. II. Series» — la catalogación bibliotecaria, que reúne cuatro campos que la literatura suele separar
«1. The Old Hag in Newfoundland 2. The Old Hag and the Cultural Source Hypothesis 3. The Phenomenology of the Old Hag 4. The Psychological Dis-Interpretation of the Old Hag 5. The Old Hag and Culture» — el índice: del caso a la hipótesis cultural, luego fenomenología y crítica psicológica