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Bol Mex His Fil Med 2008; 11 (2)


Mitos y ciencia: Licantropía clínica y hombres lobo

Díaz-Rosales JD, Romo JE, Loera OF

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 36
Paginas: 68-70
Archivo PDF: 94.84 Kb.


RESUMEN

Aunque la definición de licantropía se refiera sólo al cambio en la forma del hombre a lobo, el término a menudo es usado clínicamente para referirse al cambio en cualquier forma animal. La licantropía clínica está bien descrita como una rara condición psiquiátrica en la que el paciente cree que es posible su transformación anatómica en un animal.


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