Efektem były wielodniowe krwawe zamieszki.
Syndrom jerozolimski z reguły ustępuje samoistnie po opuszczeniu Izraela.
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narcystyczne zaburzenie osobowości psychologia religii syndrom paryski syndrom Stendhala
Przypisy
Bibliografia Kalian M. Catinari S. Heresco-Levi U. Witztum E., Spiritual Starvation in a holy space – a form of Jerusalem Syndrome, Mental Health, Religion & Culture 11(2): 161-172, 2008. Kalian M., Witztum E., Facing a Holy Space: Psychiatric hospitalization of tourists in Jerusalem, W: Kedar ZB, Werblowsky RJ Eds.: Sacred Space: Shrine, City, Land. MacMillan and The Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities, 1998 Kalian M., Witztum E., Jerusalem Syndrome as reflected in the pilgrimage and biographies of four extraordinary women from the 14th century to the end of the 2nd Millennium, Mental Health, Religion and Culture, Vol.5, 2002 Van der Haven A., The holy fool still speaks. The Jerusalem Syndrome as a religious subculture, W: Mayer T, Mourad SA Eds.: Jerusalem. Idea and Reality. Routledge, 2008, pp. 103-122. Witztum E., Kalian M., The Quest for redemption: Reality and Fantasy in the Mission to Jerusalem, W: Hare PA and Kressel GM Eds.: Israel as Center Stage. Bergin and Garvy, 2001
Kategoria:Jerozolima Kategoria:Psychologia religii Kategoria:Turystyka w Izraelu Kategoria:Zaburzenia urojeniowe Kategoria:Zespoły uwarunkowane kulturowo