EBSEES: Plas, Pieter - Falling sickness, descending wolf: some notes on popular etymology, symptomatology, and ´predicate synonymy´ in Western Balkan Slavic folk tradition

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ID	96556
Author(s)	Plas, Pieter
Title	Falling sickness, descending wolf: some notes on popular etymology, symptomatology, and ´predicate synonymy´ in Western Balkan Slavic folk tradition
Published	Zeitschrift für Slawistik 49, 2004, pp. 253-272
Language(s)	English
ISSN	0044-3506
Subjects	Serbia / Folk Culture [Browse all] Croatia / Folk Culture [Browse all] Serbia / Oral Tradition [Browse all] Croatia / Oral Tradition [Browse all] Serbo-Croatian Language / Linguistics [Browse all]
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	Some new perspectives for the study of Slavic ritual symbolism: symbolic anthropology, «an-trope-ology» and ethnopoetics / Plas, Pieter
	Some notes on certain transformations occurring in Rumanian folk dance / Balaci, Emanuela
	'Poor folk': some characters of Dostoevsky / Meissner, W.W.
	Turbofolk in Serbia: some preliminary notes / Pritchard, Eleanor
	Studies in South Slavic and Balkan linguistics / Barentsen, A.A.
	Papers in Slavic, Baltic and Balkan studies
	Western interests in the Balkan Wars / Cottey, Andrew

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Falling sickness, descending wolf: some notes on popular etymology, symptomatology, and ´predicate synonymy´ in Western Balkan Slavic folk tradition