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Tracing devotion to Mary to psychological and historical processes that began in the fifth century, Michael Carroll answers intriguing questions: What explains the many reports of Marian apparitions over the centuries? Why is Mary both "Virgin" and "Mother" simultaneously? Why has the Marian cult always been stronger in certain geographical areas than in others? The first half of the book presents a psychoanalytic explanation for the most salient facts about the Marian cult and the second addresses the question of Marian apparitions.

Mary, --- Marie, --- Apparitions and miracles --- Cult --- Apparitions et miracles --- Culte --- #GBIB:SMM --- Apparitions and miracles. --- Cult. --- RELIGION / History. --- Devotion to. --- Agdistus. --- Albigensians. --- Anglicanism. --- Annunciation. --- Anubis. --- Aquero. --- Arnobius. --- Asheroth. --- Beauraing. --- Catherine of Raconigi. --- Children of Mary. --- Collyridians. --- Communism. --- Cova da Iria. --- Decius Mundus. --- Demeter. --- Diana. --- Edict of Nantes. --- Epiphanius. --- Eusebius. --- Gaia. --- Hannibal. --- Holy Family. --- Hussites. --- Jesus Christ. --- Josephus. --- Jupiter. --- Latapie, Elise. --- Lollards. --- Lutherans. --- Magnificat. --- Marian Congresses. --- Marian Year. --- Muslims. --- Napoleon. --- Orthodox Churches. --- Ovid. --- Panarion. --- The Golden Bough. --- alimentary institution. --- castration anxiety. --- castration. --- celibacy. --- dies sanquinis. --- dreamwork. --- ecumenism. --- fertility goddesses. --- folklore. --- hypostatic union. --- identification. --- imitation. --- matriarchies. --- matrilocal residence. --- mysterious lights. --- octave, defined. --- paleolithic religion.