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Comparing home dream reports with reports from English and Welsh "Sacred sites".

By Devereux, Paul; Fish, Adam; Krippner, Stanley; Tartz, Robert
Publication: ReVision
Date: Wednesday, March 22 2006

"Sacred sites" are those geographical locations that a particular social group deems worthy of respect and veneration; typically, they are places of worship and/or other spiritual or religious purposes. As such, they can be desecrated or defiled; hence, they are protected in one way or another. The ancient Greeks used the term topos to refer to the physical, observable features of a locale and the word chora to refer to those qualities of a location that could trigger imagination and evoke a mythic presence (Devereux 1997).

According to Vine Deloria Jr. (2000), a sacred

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