British anthropologist Edward Burnett Tylor likened early stages of this concept to childhood in an 1871 book whose first volume is named for its origins. Matthew Arnold defined this term as a "study of perfection" in a collection in which he contrasted Hebraism and Hellenism and opposed this term with "Anarchy." Clifford Geertz defined this construct as "a system of inherited conceptions expressed in symbolic form" in a book titled for the "Interpretation of" this term. FTP what did Tylor define as the "complex" of "knowledge, belief, art, morals [and] custom" of a pe
British anthropologist Edward Burnett Tylor likened early stages of this concept to childhood in an 1871 book whose first volume is named for its origins. Matthew Arnold defined this term as a "study of perfection" in a collection in which he contrasted Hebraism and Hellenism and opposed this term with "Anarchy." Clifford Geertz defined this construct as "a system of inherited conceptions expressed in symbolic form" in a book titled for the "Interpretation of" this term. FTP what did Tylor define as the "complex" of "knowledge, belief, art, morals [and] custom" of a people, which in a society may include many "sub" forms?
British anthropologist Edward Burnett Tylor likened early stages of this concept to childhood in an 1871 book whose first volume is named for its origins.
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