Taboo English equivalents are taboo, writing tabu or tapu. The term comes from Taboo Pacific Tonga Islands ' Tongan, 18th century United Kingdom Navigator James Cook's first discovered • Tonga Islands residents of this taboo, and that Word into English. In 1913, the famous Austria psychologist Sigmund Freud in his monograph "Totem and taboo, but also on the taboo of this cultural phenomenon for in-depth research. In China, taboo has also become a focus of research, translations and monographs published frequently, Zhao Jian-Wei of the world's "forbidden zone" â the ancient taboos (Shanxi people's publishing house 1988 Edition), Office of the Chinese folk Loco taboo (writer press 1990 Edition), Wu Bo-Liang and d ride a "Chinese folk tale of taboo and (School Publishing Co., 1990), the religious taboo Kanazawa studies (the social science literature Verlag 1996 Edition)
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