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Bir Korku Sosyolojisi Denemesi

open access: yesJournal of Turkish Studies, 2017
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Thirty Korku Dancing Songs

Asian Folklore Studies, 2000
Ethnically and linguistically the Korku belong to the Munda, although they live far away from any other Munda group. Some of the Korku groups have been strongly influenced by their Hindu environment while others have been able to preserve their traditional customs, especially their language.
Stephen Fuchs
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Korku

2021
Even if you come backyour face to the daythe other youalways night…Fear is a natural reaction of the individual against visible and invisible dangers. The reactions given in the moment of fear are unique to the person and fears are shaped by the different reactions of the person to the events.
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Ethnobotany of the Korkus in Maharashtra

Nelumbo
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S. Y. Kamble, S. G. Pradhan
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Korku ve Hafıza: Türk Korku Sinemasında Toplumsal Hafızanın İzleri

4. BOYUT Medya ve Kültürel Çalışmalar Dergisi / 4. BOYUT Journal of Media and Cultural Studies
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