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Endocannibalism is a
practice of
cannibalism in one's own
locality or community. In most
cases this
refers to the
consumption of the
remains of the deceased...
- exo-, "from outside" and cannibalism, "to eat humans"), as
opposed to
endocannibalism, is the
consumption of
flesh from
humans that do not
belong to one's...
-
institutionalized cannibalism,
exocannibalism is
often distinguished from
endocannibalism.
Endocannibalism refers to the
consumption of a
person from the same community...
- Gr**** ἔνδον
endon meaning "within, inner, absorbing, or containing"
Endocannibalism, a
practice of
eating the
flesh of a dead
human being from the same...
- this practice,
known as shapuri. The
Yanomami people practice ritual endocannibalism, in
which they
consume the
bones of
deceased kinsmen. The body is wrapped...
- the
early 1960s, when it was
first speculated to be
transmitted via
endocannibalism, the
disease lingered due to kuru's long
incubation period of anywhere...
-
unknown in Australia.
Another frequently reported practise was
funerary endocannibalism, the
cooking and
consumption of the
deceased as a
funerary rite. When...
- This
disease was
prevalent in
Papua New
Guinea where tribes practiced endocannibalism in
cannibalistic funeral rituals and
consume the
brains infected by...
- been
suggested that
Magdalenian peoples practiced a form of
funerary endocannibalism,
where upon the
death of a
member of the community, they were ritually...
- Mexico: An
Imperial Society. New York 1982. Dole,
Gertrude E (1962). "
Endocannibalism among the
Amahuaca Indians".
Transactions of the New York
Academy of...
