In an 1899 paper, the author of this work defined the work's subject as "an obligatory set of beliefs" and "definite practices relating to the objects of those beliefs". The author of this work describes anxiety about the rational-irrational dichotomy relating to some views about animals described in this book. This work uses the long-dry, and short-wet, seasons of central Australia to define "positive" and "negative" cults and explain Lucien Levy-Bruhl's recent observations on the spiritualization of inanimate objects.
In an 1899 paper, the author of this work defined the work's subject as "an obligatory set of beliefs" and "definite practices relating to the objects of those beliefs". The author of this work describes anxiety about the rational-irrational dichotomy relating to some views about animals described in this book. This work uses the long-dry, and short-wet, seasons of central Australia to define "positive" and "negative" cults and explain Lucien Levy-Bruhl's recent observations on the spiritualization of inanimate objects. It posits that the soul represents for totemic myths the interiorization of society, while the titular concept divinizes daily life. For 10 points, name this work of Emile Durkheim which describes primitive beliefs about the world.
In an 1899 paper, the author of this work defined the work's subject as "an obligatory set of beliefs" and "definite practices relating to the objects of those beliefs".
The Elementary Forms of Religious Life [accept The Elementary Forms of the Religious Life]