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- Werewoman abstract "In mythology and literature, a werewoman or were-woman is a woman who has taken the form of an animal through a process of lycanthropy. The use of the word \"were\" refers to the ability to shape-shift but is, taken literally, a contradiction in terms since in Old English the word \"wer\" means man. Werewomen are reported in antiquity and in more recent African folklore, where the phenomenon is sometimes associated with witchcraft, though sources often do not state the animal into which the woman has transformed and it is not necessarily a wolf. In areas where wolves do not exist, other fierce animals may take their place, for instance leopards or hyenas in Africa. Werewomen are distinctive as most legends of lycanthropy involve men, though the process is not restricted solely to men, and if they involve women it is usually in the role of a victim. The theme of the female werewolf has been used in fiction since Victorian times, while recently the term werewoman has become associated with transgender culture and specifically the fantasy of a forced, but temporary, transformation of a man into a woman.".
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- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Asaba_City.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Broadside.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink C._L._Moore.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Category:LGBT_slang.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Category:Monsters.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Category:Shapeshifting.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Category:Werewolves.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Category:Wolves_in_folklore,_religion_and_mythology.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Clemence_Housman.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Conan_the_Barbarian.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Early_modern_period.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink File:Cover_of_Tales_of_the_WereWoman_by_Tiffany_Bell.jpg.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Folklore.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Frederick_Marryat.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Graphic_novel.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Gray_wolf.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Hallucinogen.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Igboland.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Jason_M._Burns.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Jean_de_Nynauld.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Jülich.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink LGBT_culture.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Lebanon.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Liberia.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Lunar_phase.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Marvel_Comics.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Old_English.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Out-of-body_experience.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Shapeshifting.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Succubus.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Supernatural.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Transgender.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Victorian_literature.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Werecat.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Werehyena.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Wererat.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Werewolf.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Witch-hunt.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink Witchcraft.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink File:Broadside_of_Werewolves_from_Jülich,_Germany._Georg_Kress,_1591..jpg.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLink File:De_la_lycanthropie,_transformation_et_extase_des_sorciers_by_Jean_de_Nynauld.jpg.
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLinkText "Were-Woman".
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLinkText "Werewoman".
- Werewoman wikiPageWikiLinkText "female werewolf".
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- Werewoman subject Category:LGBT_slang.
- Werewoman subject Category:Monsters.
- Werewoman subject Category:Shapeshifting.
- Werewoman subject Category:Werewolves.
- Werewoman subject Category:Wolves_in_folklore,_religion_and_mythology.
- Werewoman hypernym Woman.
- Werewoman type Person.
- Werewoman comment "In mythology and literature, a werewoman or were-woman is a woman who has taken the form of an animal through a process of lycanthropy. The use of the word \"were\" refers to the ability to shape-shift but is, taken literally, a contradiction in terms since in Old English the word \"wer\" means man.".
- Werewoman label "Werewoman".
- Werewoman sameAs Q17016142.
- Werewoman sameAs m.0zmzny9.
- Werewoman sameAs Q17016142.
- Werewoman wasDerivedFrom Werewoman?oldid=703284863.
- Werewoman depiction Broadside_of_Werewolves_from_Jülich,_Germany._Georg_Kress,_1591..jpg.
- Werewoman isPrimaryTopicOf Werewoman.