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sinbyeong: a standalone construct

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sinbyeong1 CONSTRUCTSinbyeongHARVEY · KOREAN RELIGIONS

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Korean religions

an affliction understood as a call from the spirits, resolved by initiation as a mudang.

In Korean religions, sinbyeong refers to an affliction understood as a call from the spirits, resolved by initiation as a mudang. This meaning comes from Harvey (1979) in Six Korean women.[1]

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  1. Harvey, Y. K. (1979). Six Korean women. West Pub. Co. ISBN 9780829902433

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