...für einen aaeßr/e zu gelten (s. Diog. L.). 24) Ethnologische Forschungen Bd. H, S. 132, 348. 25) Animism is, in fact, the groundwork of the Philosophy...Religion, from that of savages up to that of civilized men (Tylor). **) Mensch in der Geschichte, Bd. I, 204. 27) und so der schwarze Mann in den Einöden des...

...Diog. L.). 24) Ethnologische Forschungen Bd. II, S. 132, 348. 25) Animism is, in fact, the ground work of the Philosophy of Religion, from that of savages up to that of civilized men (Tylor). 2e) Me»sch in der Geschichte, Bd. I, 204. 2T) und so der schwarze Mann in den Einöden des...

...full development " the belief in souls and in a future state." This belief, he says (p. 426), is " the groundwork of the philosophy of Religion, from that of savages up to that of civilized man; " and constitutes (p. 427) " an ancient and world-wide philosophy." Grant Allen says: "Religion,...

...its full development " the belief in souls and in a future state" This belief, he says (p. 426), is " the groundwork of the philosophy of religion, from that of savages up to that of civilized man;" and constitutes (p. 427) " an ancient and world-wide philosophy." Grant Allen says: " Religion,...

...consider whether the Indian view can be brought within Tyler's Animism, which has come to be regarded as "the groundwork of the Philosophy of Religion, from that of savages up to that of civilized men." That we may be clear as to what is intended by this theory, we will quote Mr. Tylor's own words. He...

...its full development "the belief in souls and in a future state." This belief, he says (p. 426), is "the groundwork of the philosophy of religion, from that of savages up to that of civilized man;" and constitutes (p. 427) "an ancient and world- wide philosophy." Grant Allen says: "Religion,...

...group together under the general name of Animism. Animism, indeed, is, to quote Professor Tylor, ' the groundwork of the philosophy of religion, from that of savages up to that of civilised man.' As he uses the word it expresses the doctrine which attributes a living and often a...

...defined as ' the belief in spiritual beings," ' the deep - lying doctrine of spiritual beings," and 'the groundwork of the philosophy of religion, from that of savages up to that of civilized men,' for the mental process which imputes the form, attributes, and qualities of man to the objects, elements,...

...rejection of, ancestral faiths ; and such newer developments do not affect the present enquiry as to the fundamental religious condition of mankind. Animism...definition of a minimum of religion, it will be found prac7OO tically sufficient ; for where the root is, the branches will generally be produced. It is...

...close a grip as during the later part of the nineteenth century. " Animism," writes Professor Tylor, " is, in fact, the groundwork of the Philosophy of Religion,...from that of savages up to that of civilized men." t And, though modern Pantheisms have generally rejected Animism, the statement remains substantially...