- Géza
Róheim (Hungarian:
Róheim Géza;
September 12, 1891 – June 7, 1953) was a
Hungarian psychoanalyst and anthropologist.
Considered by some as the most...
- Colorgravure. p. 166.
Berndt &
Berndt 1977, pp. 469–470.
Róheim 1976, pp. 71–72.
Róheim 1976, p. 71.
Róheim 1976, pp. 69, 72.
Royal Commission on the Conditions...
- in Pre-contact Hawai'i". www.hawaii.edu.
Retrieved 2022-09-12.
General Roheim, Gésa (1949). "The
Symbolism of Subincision". The
American Iago. 6 (4):...
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Warner (1937), pp. 254–257 et p****im. (also
discussed in
Róheim (1951), p. 185, repr.
Róheim (2021), p. 143). Cotterell,
Arthur (2003). "Overview: Yurlungur"...
- 2004.
Colloca &
Benedetti 2007.
Cannon 1942.
Zusne &
Jones 1989, p. 57.
Róheim 1925.
Rubel 1964. Hahn &
Kleinman 1983.
Milton 1973. Alfano, Mark (2015)...
- ISBN 978-0-374-51035-0. Robinson, Paul. The
Freudian Left:
Wilhelm Reich, Geza
Roheim,
Herbert Marcuse.
Ithaca and London:
Cornell University Press, 1990, p....
- p. 604. ISBN 9781451179705. Sloop,
Charles H.;
Ladislav Dory; Paul S.
Roheim (March 1987). "Interstitial
fluid lipoproteins" (PDF).
Journal of Lipid...
-
Bough (1890).
Róheim described Totem and
Taboo as an "epoch-making work" in both
anthropology and the
social sciences generally.
Róheim eventually abandoned...
- JSTOR j.ctvcwn26j.18.
Róheim, Géza (1940). "The
Dragon and the Hero".
American Imago. 1 (2): 40–69. JSTOR 26300857.
Róheim, Géza (1940). "THE DRAGON...
- 10. Morton, John (2013). "'Less was
hidden among these children': Géza
Roheim,
Anthropology and the
Politics of
Aboriginal Childhood". In Eickelkamp,...
