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• Michael Harner
  '''Michael Harner''' (1929-) is an American [[anthropology|anthropologist]], best known for h | author=Michael Harner}}</ref>
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• Talk:Michael Harner
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• Michael Harner/Definition
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• Michael Harner/Related Articles
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• Michael Harner
  '''Michael Harner''' (1929-) is an American [[anthropology|anthropologist]], best known for h | author=Michael Harner}}</ref>
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• Shamanism
  Michael Harner, who was controversial as a "participant observer" rather than an uninvolve
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• Transpersonal psychology
  ...aslow and his colleague [[Anthony Sutich]] agreed with this formulation. [[Michael Harner]] added that it was "ethnocentric and cognicentric". <ref>{{citation | author=Michael Harner}}</ref>
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• Violence in the Amazon
  ...is the theory that humans are violent due to the nature of their psyche. [[Michael Harner]], an American Anthropologist famous for his transformation from an academi
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• John E. Mack
  The term [[nonordinary reality]] was used by [[Michael Harner]] to describe the [[shamanism|shamanic state of consciousness]].<ref>{{cita | name = Michael Harner
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• Alternative medicine (theories)
  ...raditional societies often incorporates the use of hallucinogenic plants. Michael Harner, a participant observer trained formally in both anthropology, describes th | author = Michael Harner
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• Talk:Archive:Healing Arts Workgroup
  ...a harmful invader that the patient cannot expel on his own. This is from Michael Harner's ''The Way of the Shaman''; I'll have page reference as soon as I find whe
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• Talk:Complementary and alternative medicine/Archive 1
  Matt, have you ever read Michael Harner's ''The Way of the Shaman''? Harner was a conventionally trained anthropolo
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• User talk:Hayford Peirce/Archive 5
  ...ultural context, shamanic healers do seem to get effects, and, at least to Michael Harner, described something that was a not-irrational approach to psychosomatic me
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• Talk:Homeopathy/Archive 7
  ...at there are aspects of shamanic healing that can be complementary. One of Michael Harner's contribution was the cross-cultural comparison of shamanic journeys in cu
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• Talk:Homeopathy/Archive 6
  ...te a clear article? So far, I can think of more specific descriptions from Michael Harner and Sir James Frazier.[[User:Howard C. Berkowitz|Howard C. Berkowitz]]
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