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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «ZOOTHEISTIC»
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Annual Report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian ...
In like manner, the representation of local tutelaries in the painted devices attests
the intensity and dominance of that zootheistic faith which seems to be normal to
the lowest stage of intellectual development. The details of the investigation are ...
Smithsonian Institution. Board of Regents, 1901
2
Report of the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution
In like manner, the representation of local tutelaries in the painted devices attests
the intensity and dominance of that zootheistic faith which seems to be normal to
the lowest stage of intellectual development. The details of the investigation are ...
Smithsonian Institution, Smithsonian Institution. Board of Regents. Executive Committee, 1900
In like manner, the representation of local tutelaries in the painted devices attests
the intensity and dominance of that zootheistic faith which seems to Imj normal to
the lowest stage of intellectual development. The details of the investigation are ...
United States. Congress, 1901
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Report of the Board of Regents
In like manner, the representation of local tutelaries in the painted devices attests
the intensity and dominance of that zootheistic faith which seems to be normal to
the lowest stage of intellectual development. The details of the investigation are ...
Smithsonian Institution, 1901
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FIFTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF ETHNOLOGY TO THE ...
At first the agency is not abstracted or dissociated from the parent zootheistic
concept, and the sun is the mightiest animal as among many peoples, the
thunder is the voice of the bear as among different woodland tribes or the
flapping of the ...
6
The American Archaeologist
An inscription on one of the vases states that the relics are those of the Buddha,
and indicates that the tumulus was constructed about 300 B. C. We all know, says
Major J. W. Powell in the Atlantic, that all our tribes were primitively zootheistic; ...
7
United States Congressional serial set
In like manner, the representation of local tutelaries in the painted devices attests
the intensity and dominance of that zootheistic faith which seems to be normal to
the lowest stage of intellectual development. The details of the investigation are ...
8
Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology to the ...
Each clan or gens took as a badge or objective totem the representation of the
tutelar daimou from which it was named. As most Indian tribes were zootheistic,
the object of their devotion was generally an animal-e. g., an eagle, a panther, ...
... the esthetic motives of primitive peoples arise in symbolism; and, as was noted
in one or two recent reports on the work, various indications have been found that
industrial motives similarly arise in symbolism connected with zootheistic faith.
Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology, 1903
... the esthetic motives of primitive peoples arise in symbolism; and, as was noted
in one or two recent reports on the work, various indications have been found that
industrial motives similarly arise in symbolism connected with zootheistic faith.
United States. American Ethnology Bureau, 1903
