Könne und Vertrauen. Das Tovil-Heilritual von Sri Lanka als kultureigene Psychotherapie. Beatrice Vogt Frýba.

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Karel Werner

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https://doi.org/10.1558/bsrv.v12i1.15036

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Könne und Vertrauen. Das Tovil-Heilritual von Sri Lanka als kultureigene Psychotherapie. Beatrice Vogt Frýba. (Ethno-logische Schriften Zürich 11), Verlag Rüeger, Chur/Zürich 1991. Sw.Fr.54. 284 pp., illustrated.

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1995-06-15

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Werner, K. (1995). Könne und Vertrauen. Das Tovil-Heilritual von Sri Lanka als kultureigene Psychotherapie. Beatrice Vogt Frýba. Buddhist Studies Review, 12(1), 97–102. https://doi.org/10.1558/bsrv.v12i1.15036

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