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82. Preliminary Remarks To Chapter XX
83. Psychic And Mental Troubles
84. «Olonism», So-Called «Imitative Mania»
87. Self-Introduction Of Spirits
88. Various Conditions During Sleep
89. Self-Suggestion And Suggestion
92. Forms Of Psychosis And Units Affected
93. Symbolization Of Psychoses And Methods Of Treatment
94. Origin Of The Term «Shamanism»
95. Formal Characters Of Shamanism
96. Psychomental Conditions Of Shamanism
100. Hypothesis: Shamanism Stimulated By Buddhism
101. Conclusions As Introduction To The Following Chapters
102. Preliminary Remark To Chapter XXIV
104. Classification Of Costumes
107. Placings For Spirits And Varia
108. Attitude Towards The Paraphernalia
110. Shamanizing To The Spirits Of The Lower World
111. Shamanizing To The Upper World
112. Various Forms Of Shamanizing
113. Divination And Discovery Diagnosis And Treatment
115. Settling Of Souls And Their Management
116. Fighting Of Spirits And Souls
117. Sacrifice, Varia And Conclusions
118. Preliminary Remarks to Chapter XXVII
122. Negative Reactions And Performances
123. Psychological Basis Of Performance
124. Ritualism In Shamanistic Performances