DEVIANT BELIEFS AND SUPERSTITIONS AFFECT THE SPREAD OF DISEASE IN QAJAR

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FAYAZI EMADEDDIN

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Journal: MOSKUYA Year:2012 | Volume:6 | Issue:19 Page(s): 73-98

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Title

DEVIANT BELIEFS AND SUPERSTITIONS AFFECT THE SPREAD OF DISEASE IN QAJAR

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FAYAZI EMADEDDIN | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

QAJARQ2

THE QAJAR KINGSQ3

SUPERSTITIONSQ2

MEDICINEQ2

DISEASEQ3

Abstract

According to the characteristics of myths and SUPERSTITIONS are sighted; society in which people cope with problems or to understand the facts, objective facts than to rely on their life experiences and vice versa utmost importance to dreams, imagination, mystery, magic and charm manager. The product of superstition and society demands that causal relationships of phenomena disinterest is attached to fantasies and false hopes. Such a society prefers relationships with more mundane ways, and easier to understand, such recourse to magic and superstition. Relying on false religious beliefs and SUPERSTITIONS of the most important factors in the spread of DISEASE during the QAJAR era, the traditional MEDICINE of Iran during the great extent to which superstition superstition was gradually contaminated with replication, the queen's mind. Origin of the superstition, ignorance, inexperience, fears of being vague and popular thought. The purpose of this article is toreports documenting sources using methods based on the historical roots of the concept of superstition and how these opinions are spread the health effect of these ideas and concrete examples, it should be considered in the current conjuncture.

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FAYAZI, EMADEDDIN. (2012). DEVIANT BELIEFS AND SUPERSTITIONS AFFECT THE SPREAD OF DISEASE IN QAJAR. MOSKUYA, 6(19), 73-98. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/177599/en

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FAYAZI EMADEDDIN. DEVIANT BELIEFS AND SUPERSTITIONS AFFECT THE SPREAD OF DISEASE IN QAJAR. MOSKUYA[Internet]. 2012;6(19):73-98. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/177599/en

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EMADEDDIN FAYAZI, “DEVIANT BELIEFS AND SUPERSTITIONS AFFECT THE SPREAD OF DISEASE IN QAJAR,” MOSKUYA, vol. 6, no. 19, pp. 73–98, 2012, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/177599/en

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