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a lycanthrope, better known in french as the werewolf, is, in mythologies, legends and folklores mainly from european civilization, a human who has the capacity to transform, partially or completely, into a wolf, or in anthropomorphic creature close to the wolf.
this transformation may be due to several causes, such as a curse or a voluntary ritual, and more recently the bite or scratch of a wolf or other lycanthrope. it is usually triggered during the night and at each full moon, condemning the lycanthrope to wander in the form of a wolf until morning.
the stories of lycanthropes are mentioned since the greek mythology, they are extended to many european countries, and more recently to the whole world.
the theme of lycanthropy has become a frequent subject of modern fiction, widely used in the arts, fantasy and fantasy literatures as well as audiovisual, it is at the center of a very large number of horror films and sagas, although these modern lycanthropes may have different characteristics from ancient ones, including their vulnerability to silver bullets and aconite napel also known as aconit wolfsbane
the french term loup (formerly leu in picardy and northeastern normandy) comes from the latin lupus. according to collin de plancy, who works according to a popular etymology, the werewolf name means "wolf to be guarded" because gar is reinterpreted as the deverbal to park.
the debate over the origins of lycanthropes has been going on for hundreds of years and is confronted by very different theories involving theologians, anthropologists, investigators, doctors, occultists and wolf specialists. although wolf attacks, berserkers, symptoms of illness, psychiatric disorders and drug abuse largely explain the legends of lycanthropists, there is still some mystery in their universality, and in the fact that belief in physical metamorphosis and possession remains widespread.