The Instinct of Workmanship: And the State of Industrial Arts

¹ Cf advance animals animistic anthropomorphic appears apprehension Basil Thomson bias character characteristic civilisation commonly conceived conceptions conduct course craft craftsmen degree discipline doubtless early economic effect elements Europe experience force gain gerontocracy given growth habits of thought habitual hand handicraft system human hybrid imputation individual industrial arts inquiry insight instinct of workmanship instinctive dispositions instinctive proclivities institutions interest J. G. Frazer jus naturale Karl Bücher knowledge less logic lower cultures machine industry machine process machine technology material equipment material sciences matter matter-of-fact means mechanic arts ment modern naïve native Natural Rights nature neolithic objects organisation outcome ownership parental peaceable pecuniary culture perhaps phase phenomena preconceptions predatory present principles proficiency propensity race racial stocks respect routine savage scheme sense of workmanship sentiment spiritual techno technological teleological things tillage tion tive traits usufruct Veddas W. J. Ashley wealth workman