Mountain Symbolism is a symbolic construct in folktales representing the genus of natural landmarks, differentiated by its consistent association with themes of spiritual ascent, trials of endurance, and encounters with transcendent or divine forces within narrative structures.
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Saranac: America's Magic Mountain
Miles F. Shore · American Journal of Psychiatry · 1986 · 133 citations
The Circle of Mountains: A Basque Shepherding Community.
Marianne Heiberg, Sandra Ott · RAIN · 1982 · 66 citations
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Kansas State University
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London School of Economics and Political Science
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Eurac Research
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Rhodes State College
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Schlumberger (Ireland)
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California State University, Sacramento
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