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Couvade ([kuvad] ) is a term
which was
coined by the
anthropologist Edward Burnett Tylor in 1865 to
refer to
certain rituals in
several cultures that...
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Couvade syndrome, also
called sympathetic pregnancy, is a
proposed condition in
which an
expectant father experiences some of the same
symptoms and behavior...
- sensations.
Although rare, men can
experience false pregnancy symptoms,
called Couvade syndrome or "sympathetic pregnancy",
which can
occur when
their significant...
- non-native
tissue Artificial uterus (extracorporeal gestation)
Couvade, a
ritual Couvade syndrome, a
sympathetic condition Female sperm Male egg Male lactation...
- light-weighing,
small balls with a
round shape to
simulate a
pregnant abdomen.
Couvade syndrome Llorens,
Ileana (2011-12-09). "Fake
Pregnancy Bellies Po****r...
- Hardy's 1891
novel Tess of the d'Urbervilles and Goethe's 1808 play Faust.
Couvade syndrome Cryptic pregnancy False pregnancy Simulated pregnancy Pregnancy-related...
- birth, and
allow the men to
practice postpartum confinement instead. (See
Couvade).
Aspects of the
practice of "sitting the month"
continue today, especially...
-
Cotard delusion, and
Ekbom syndrome, and
additional disorders such as the
Couvade syndrome and
Geschwind syndrome. The
onset of
psychiatric disorders usually...
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sources including trials. This
ritual almost certainly originated as a
couvade,
designated to
collectively relieve the
extreme stress this particular...
- Press, 1994, p. 188. "Amerindian
Month 2012 – “
COUVADE” by
Michael Gilkes",
Guyanese Online.
Poster for
Couvade,
Victoria and
Albert Museum Collections. ARTS...
