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Effects on stereotyping: Schimel et al., 1999; on finding illusory group correlations:
Lieberman, 1999. Similar effects in children: Florian and Mikulincer, 1998.



  1. Terror-management, general points: Pyszczynski, Greenberg and Solomon,

  2. Limits of the effects: Florian and Mikulincer, 1997. Evolutionary critique: Buss,

  3. Other criticisms: Leary and Schreindorfer, 1997.

  4. General features of death rituals: Cederroth, Corlin and Linstrom, 1988; Lam-
    brecht, 1938; Metcalf and Huntington, 1991; Bloch and Parry, 1982.

  5. Batek funerals: Endicott, 1979, pp. 115–118.

  6. Berawan double funerals: Metcalf and Huntington, 1991, pp. 64–73.

  7. Double funerals as rites of passage: Hertz, 1960.

  8. Arawete souls: Viveiros de Castro, 1992, p. 236. Ancestors and property:
    Goody, 1962. Tallensi ancestors: Fortes, 1987, p. 77.

  9. Pocock, 1973, p. 37. [339]

  10. unflower in dead man's head: Ruskin, 1871.

  11. Zoroastrian texts, pollution of corpses: Davies, 1999, p. 43.

  12. China: Watson, 1982, p. 157. Madagascar: Bloch, 1982, p. 215.

  13. Nepali kings: Leuchstag, 1958, p. 236.

  14. Testing children's tacit assumptions about components of death: Orbach, Tal-
    mon, Kedem and Har-Even, 1987. Children's death concepts and predation: H. C.
    Barrett, 1999.

  15. Kwaio concepts of the person: Keesing, 1982; Batek concepts: Endicott,



  16. Special system for face recognition: Henke, Schweinberger, Grigo, Klos and
    Sommer, 1998; Nachson, 1995; specific neural stream for face identification: Bentin,
    Deouell, and Soroker, 1999. Prosopagnosia and covert recognition: Renault, Signoret,
    Debruille, Breton et al., 1989; Wallace and Farah, 1992. Voice recognition not
    affected: Habib, 1986. Problem lies in assembling not identifying features: Bliem and
    Danek, 1999. Recognizing inverted faces, general interpretation of prosopagnosia:
    Farah, Wilson, Drain and Tanaka, 1995; De Renzi and di Pellegrino, 1998. Good
    learning of sheep faces: McNeil and Warrington, 1993.

  17. Capgras delusion: Edelstyn and Oyebode, 1999; Wacholtz, 1996. Pets kidnapped
    and replaced with replicas: Somerfield, 1999; similar delusion with familiar objects:
    Anderson, 1988. Cotard delusion of own death: Leafhead and Kopelman, 1997.

  18. Grief and reproductive potential: Crawford, Salter and Jang, 1989.


CHAPTER 7


  1. Spirit relics in Java: Beatty, 1999.

  2. Sacrifice to the goddess: Preston, 1980, cited in Fuller, 1992, p. 83.

  3. Shaman induction among Kham Magar, Nepal: Sales, 1991.

  4. Initiation of Gbaya boys, Central Africa: Vidal, 1976.

  5. Clockwise movement as centrifugal: Bowen, 1997, p. 135.

  6. Bloch on ritual: Bloch, 1974. Symbolism is not meaning: Sperber, 1975.

  7. Obvious aspects of ritual: Rappaport, 1979.

  8. Ritual as mode of action: Humphrey and Laidlaw, 1993. Evolutionary scenarios
    for first rituals: Knight, 1999.


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