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The Witch-Cult in Central Europe,
Contents:
AUTHOR INDEX
Figures in roman refer to the text and footnotes. Figures in italics refer to bibliographies.
A
Abercromby, J., 195
Adam, L., 816
Adam, T., 831
Alexander, H. B., 821
Allen, G. M., 804
Angas, G. F., 833
Angulo, J. de, 809
Anonymous, 728
Apolo Kagwa, 829
Arkell-Hardwick, A., 829
Arnould, L., 777
B
Bailey, J., 831
Balfour, H., 612, 730, 804, 821
Ball, J. D., 835
Ballard, A. C., 821
Bälz, E., 835
Bancroft, H. H., 305
Bandelier, A. F., 804, 812
Barrett, S. A., 809
Barrett, W. E. H., 554
Barrow, J., 241
Barrows, D. P., 804
Bartels, M., 244, 801, 808
Bartels, P., 244, 808
Barton, F. R., 394
Barton, J., 258
Barton, R. F., 239, 804, 812
Basedow, H., 812, 833
Bassett-Smith, P. W., 834
Batchelor, J., 835
Battel, A., 579
Baudin, L., 827
Baumann, H., 804, 818
Beatty, K. J., 812
Beauchamp, H. R., 835
Beauchamp, W. M., 807, 812, 827
Beaver, W. N., 813
Beckwith, M. W., 261, 810, 821, 827, 832
Beddoe, J., 834
Beech, M. W. H., 638, 812
Benedict, L. W., 809
Benedict, R., 285, 289, 352, 390, 645, 801, 809, 818, 821
Benneville, J. S. de, 835
Bentham, J., 182
Bentley, W. H., 347
Bernard, C., 49
Best, E., 329, 490, 603, 797, 798, 801, 804, 807, 809, 812, 818, 821, 831
Beveridge, P., 94
Birket-Smith, K., 804, 827
Blagden, C. O., 809, 816, 825, 833
Blair, F. H., 832
Bland, R. H., 834
Bleek, D. F., 422, 821, 829
Bleek, W. H. I., 200, 821
Blohm, W., 233, 346
Bloxam, G. W., 801
Boas, F., 12, 43, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 65, 78, 88, 173, 177, 205, 385, 389, 520, 600, 601, 655, 656, 657, 664, 739, 801, 804, 809, 812, 818, 821, 822, 824, 825, 827
Bock, C., 832
Bodding, P. O., 822
Boesch, Rev. P., 829
Bogoras, W., 113, 122, 183, 255, 520, 802, 804, 809, 822, 835
Bonner, T. D., 602
Bonney, F., 834
Bonwick, J., 802, 834
Bordier, A., 802
Borovka, G., 822
Bosman, W., 579
Bourke, J. G., 288, 804, 809
Bowditch, C. P., 802
Boyle, D., 809
Breasted, J. H., 18, 456, 609, 640
Brelsford, V., 254
Brett, W. H., 787
Breuil, H., 822
Brewster, A. B., 832
Briffault, R., 807
Brigham, W. T., 804, 822
Brinkley, F., 835
Brinton, D. G., 802
Brooke, C., 832
Brown, G., 807, 809, 812, 832
Brown, T. K., 818
Bryk, F., 244, 345
Bücher, K., 804, 822
Buck, P. H., 804, 822
Buckley, E., 809
Bülow, W. von, 485, 519, 812
Bunzel, R. L., 812, 822
Burckhardt, J. L., 835
Burrows, G., 829
Burton, R. F., 829
Bushnell, D. I., Jr., 804
Butler, M. E., 834
C
Calder, J. E., 834
Caldwell, R., 835
Callaway, H., 809
Calvert, J., 833
Cameron, A. L. P., 834
Campbell, J., 306
Cardi, C. N. de, 10, 813
Carey, B. S., 835
Carmichael, C. H. E., 834
Carter, T. F., 629, 632
Casanowicz, I. M., 809
Casati, G., 829
Cassirer, E., 822
Catlin, G., 827
Cayzac, F. P., 605
Cendrars, B., 822
Census of India, 119, 403, 404, 405, 413, 414, 416, 808, 820, 836
Chamberlain, B. H., 807, 813, 822, 835
Child, C. M., 25
Chinnery, E. W. P., 813
Christian, D., 827
Churchill, A. and J., 241
Clark, W. P., 802
Clement, E., 834
Clement, E. W., 813
Clements, F. E., 818
Clifford, H. C., 802
Closson, C. C., 818
Codrington, R. H., 44, 66, 104, 117, 273, 325, 382, 642, 804, 809, 813, 832
Coffin, G., 807
Colden, C., 827
Cole, F. C., 380, 804, 809, 822, 832
Cole, H., 223
Collet, O. J. A., 832
Collins, G. N., 804
Collocott, E. E. V., 802, 822
Conant, L. L., 802
Conder, C. R., 829
Conklin, E., 771
Connelley, W. E., 90, 827
Conzemius, E., 181, 188
Cook, Capt. J., 832
Cooper, J. M., 818
Copway, G., 827
Coxhead, J. C. C., 813, 829
Craig, W., 50, 804
Crawford, M. de C., 804
Crawfurd, J., 30
Crawley, A. E., 807, 809
Crazzolara, P., 341, 804
Cremer, J., 829
Crooke, W., 809, 835
Crozet, 834
Culin, S., 822
Culwick, A. T. and G. M., 807
Cunow, H., 813
Curr, E. M., 834
Curtis, E. S., 827
Cushing, F. H., 802, 804, 822
Czaplicka, M. A., 121, 189, 802, 809, 810, 818, 835
Czekanowski, J., 201, 829
D
Dale, A. M., 76, 85, 87, 130, 246, 249, 267, 809, 816, 825, 831
Dale, W. S., 818
Dall, W. H., 818
Danks, B., 287, 804, 807
Dannert, E., 12
Dautremer, J., 813
David, J., 829
Davidson, D. S., 804, 813
Davie, M. R., 801
Dawson, J., 834
Deacon, A. B., 807
Degeorge, J. B., 822
Denig, E. T., 316, 459, 827
Dening, W., 802
Dennett, R. E., 802, 810, 813
Densmore F., 822
Dewey, J., 779
Diederich, F., 834
Diels, H., 804
Diserens, C. M., 822
Dixon, R. B., 7, 629, 737, 747, 801, 802, 810, 818, 822, 827
Dobrizhoffer, M., 19, 62, 827
Doering, H., 824
Dominian, L., 818
Dornan, S. S., 337, 422, 804, 829
Dorsey, G. A., 810, 822
Dorsey, J. O., 42, 108, 113, 145, 802, 804, 807, 810, 813, 827
Doty, E., 379
Doughty, C. M., 835
Douglas, J., 813
Driberg, J. H., 88, 552, 557, 807, 813, 829
Drury, R., 832
Dubois, C. G., 810
Dubois, J. A., 835
Duggan-Cronin, A. M., 829
Dundas, C., 76, 197, 421, 424, 521, 524, 552, 555, 557, 813, 829
Dundas, K. R., 432, 435, 444
Durham, M. E., 298
Durkheim, E., 807, 810
Duvall, D. C., 827
Duveyrier, H., 92
E
Eastman, C. A., 802
Egedi, Father, 274
Ehrenreich, P., 810, 818, 822, 827
Eiselen, W., 807
Ekhlaw, W. E., 805
Ella, S., 486, 813
Ellis, A. B., 785, 813, 822, 829
Ellis, W., 334, 832
Ellis, W. G., 802
Embley, E. D., 11
Emerson, N. B., 822
Emmons, G. T., 822
Emory, K. P., 832
Engelgardt, A. N., 41
Enjoy, P., 813
Evans, I. H. N., 810
Evans-Pritchard, E. E., 163, 268, 441, 587, 810, 813, 822
Everett, M. M., 834
Eyre, E. J., 834
F
Falk, K., 807, 829
Farabee, W. C., 827
Faris, E., 10, 781, 802
Fassett, C. M., 727
Felkin, R. W., 818
Ferguson, W. S., 514
Fewkes, J. W., 810, 818
Firth, R., 34, 805
Fischer, E., 405, 818
Fison, L., 107, 265, 802, 805, 834
Fite, W., 822
Fleischer, C., 822
Flesche, F. la, 79, 287, 351, 376, 521, 530, 588, 810, 827
Fletcher, A. C., 79, 287, 315, 351, 357, 376, 521, 530, 588, 810, 813, 822, 823, 827
Forde, C. D., 805
Fornander, A., 832
Fortier, A., 823
Fortune, R. F., 67, 83, 203, 214, 237, 589, 810, 832
Fourie, L., 200, 829
Fox, C. E., 144, 178, 189, 813
Frähn, C. M., 297
Frank, L. K., 240
Fraser, M. F. A., 835
Frässle, J., 802
Frazer, J. G., 286, 305, 810, 813
French-Sheldon, Mrs., 829
Frere, H. B., 813
Frey, C., 802
Freycinet, L. de, 258
Friederici, G., 813
Fritsch, G., 421, 829, 830
Frobenius, L., 813, 818, 830
Fülleborn, F., 830
Furness, W. H., 832
G
Gait, E. A., 410, 808, 820, 836
Galland, Father, 100
Gardiner, A. H., 622, 624, 638, 641
Gardiner, J. S., 832
Gardner, F., 823
Garth, T. A., 802
Garvan, J. M., 117
Gason, S., 834
Gatschet, A. S., 94, 802, 823, 827
Gayton, A. H., 481, 805, 813
Genin, A., 823
Gennep, A. van, 805, 807
Gerber, A., 823
Gibbs, G., 827
Gifford, E. W., 83, 124, 125, 145, 179, 343, 391, 399, 642, 813, 818, 823, 827
Giles, H. A., 835
Gillen, F. J., 9, 93, 152, 174, 271, 345, 360, 522, 527, 792, 809, 811, 812, 816, 826, 834, 835
Gillin, J., 177, 518, 578
Ginsberg, M., 805, 814, 819
Goblet d’Alviella, E., 818
Goddard, P. E., 62, 65, 813, 827
Godden, G. M., 835
Goeje, C. H. de, 832
Goldenweiser, A. A., 801, 810, 813, 818, 820
Goldfrank, E. S., 818
Gollmer, C. A., 802
Gomes, E. H., 832
Gordon, G. B., 802
Gottschling, E., 554, 830
Graebner, F., 739, 818
Granville, R. K., 830
Gray, L. H., 823
Grébert, F., 818
Green, L. S., 810, 832
Greifswald, G. J., 823
Greiner, R. H., 823
Grenard, F., 117
Grey, G., 834
Grierson, P. J. H., 805, 818
Griffis, W. E., 835
Grigsby, W. E., 813
Grinnell, G. B., 262, 503, 802, 808, 813, 823, 827
Grosse, E., 823
Gubbins, J. H., 813, 835
Guillemé, M., 818
Guise, R. E., 832
Gulick, S. L., 150, 835
Gunsaulus, H. C., 823
Gusinde, M., 32, 201, 216, 827
Gutmann, B., 38, 55, 70, 171, 180, 184, 192, 197, 232, 256, 257, 349, 426, 430, 431, 555, 561, 592, 597, 639, 748–769, 792, 808, 813, 818
H
Haddon, A. C., 801, 808, 813, 818, 823, 832
Haeberlin, H. K., 805
Hagen, B., 823, 832
Hahn, C., 151
Hahn, C. H. L., 810
Hahn, E., 805
Hahn, T., 202, 421, 518, 830
Hale, H., 802, 810, 814
Hall, I. C., 805
Hallowell, A. I., 810
Hambly, W. D., 719, 720, 808, 823
Hamilton, A., 823
Hamilton, G. V., 808
Hammer-Purgstall, S., 69
Handy, E. S. C., 87, 263, 272, 329, 343, 395, 396, 397, 509, 604, 802, 805, 810, 823, 832
Handy, W. C., 805, 823
Hankins, F. H., 802
Harcourt, R. and M. de., 823
Harkness, H., 835
Harmon, D. W., 601
Harrington, M. R., 802
Harrison, H. S., 805, 823
Harrison, J. E., 810
Harrison, J. J., 830
Hart, C. W. M., 92
Hartland, E. S., 830
Havea, J., 802
Hawkes, E. W., 814
Haxthausen, A. von, 116, 122, 223, 224, 835
Hearne, L., 77, 823
Hearne, S., 31
Heckewelder, J., 827
Hendren, S. R., 814
Henry, T., 78, 832
Herissé, A. le, 830
Herodotus, 210
Herrick, F. H., 41
Herskovits, F. S., 279, 280, 810, 827
Herskovits, M. J., 279, 280, 810, 818, 827, 830
Hewitt, J. N. B, 148, 420, 810, 814, 823
Hickey, M., 537
Higginson, T. W., 729
Hildebrand, R., 814
Hirn, Y., 823
Hirschberg, W., 802
Hoang, P., 243
Hobhouse, L. T., 805, 808, 814, 819
Hobley, C. W., 15, 112, 212, 281, 422, 521, 553, 595, 802, 810, 830
Hocart, A. M., 135, 810, 814
Hodge, F. W., 78, 148, 315, 827
Hodges, F. W., 421
Hodson, T. C., 835
Hoernlè, A. W., 106, 122, 808, 814, 830
Hoffman, J. J., 66
Hoffman, W. J., 827
Hofmayr, W., 830
Hofstra, S., 802
Hogbin, H. I., 37, 221, 808, 814
Holdich, T. H., 835
Holland, M., 823
Hollis, A. C., 282, 344, 345, 445, 604, 830
Holmes, W. H., 805, 823
Holt, C., 747, 819
Hongi, H., 823
Hooper, L., 805
Hornbostel, E. M. von, 819, 823, 826
Hose, C., 14, 201, 610, 613, 808, 810, 814, 823, 832
Hough, W., 805, 827
Hovorka, O. von, 798, 810
Howard, G. E., 808
Howe, S. G., 777
Howitt, A. W., 100, 107, 420, 522, 526, 529, 575, 802, 805, 810, 814, 823, 834
A., 287, 818
Hubert, H., 810
Huc, E. R., 835
Hull, C. L., 49
Hunt, G., 823
Hunter, M., 808, 819
Hurgronje, S., 832
Hutton, J. H., 814, 835
Hwa, H. T., 803, 825
Hyde, G. E., 807
I
Ickes, H. L., 728
Iguchi, 808
Ireland, A., 819
Ivens, W. G., 832
Iyer, R. B. L. K. A., 836
J
Jacob, 6, 819, 835
Jacobowski, L., 808
Jacottet, E., 823
James, E., 827
Janssen, J., 48
Jenks, A. E., 805, 832
Jesperson, O., 55
Jewish Communal Register of New York City, 301
Jochelson, W., 213, 802, 805, 810, 814, 823, 836
Joest, W., 823, 827
Johnson, J. C. de G., 814
Johnston, H. H., 63, 245, 802, 805, 810, 814, 819, 830
Jones, P., 827
Jones, W., 59, 65, 147, 284, 313, 823, 827
Joyce, T. A., 15, 245, 436, 437, 556, 817, 823, 831
Jülg, B., 823
Junker, H., 640
Junker, W. J., 29, 830
Junod, H. A., 13, 112, 227, 245, 257, 266, 267, 268, 275, 301, 382, 810, 814, 823, 830
Junod, H. P., 810
K
Karsten, R., 291, 814
Karutz, R., 836
Kate, H. ten, 810
Kato, G., 810
Katz, M., 819
Kayamba, H. M. T., 830
Keane, A. H., 819
Keating, W. H., 288
Keller, A., 801
Keller, H., 51
Kellogg, W. N., 778
Kempf, E., 808
Kennedy, R., 81, 84, 103, 174, 342, 377, 517, 571
Kenneth, J. H., 27
Kenton, E., 827, 829
Keppel, H., 379
Kidd, D., 13, 808, 830
Kilpatrick, C. S., 118
King, L. W., 150, 615, 616
King, W. R., 836
Kingsley, M. H., 810, 811, 830
Kleff, H. H. G., 802
Klineberg, O., 71
Knabenhans, A., 802
Knak, D. S., 808, 819
Knight, E. F., 121
Knops (Père), 808
Kocourek, A., 814
Koffka, K., 612
Koganei, Y., 836
Kohler, J., 814
Kolben, P., 830
König, H., 814
Kootz-Kretschmer, E., 830
Koppers, W., 805, 820
Kovalevski, M., 814
Krämer, A., 485, 487, 823, 832
Krause, F., 805, 819
Krieger, M., 832
Kroeber, A. L., 30, 80, 177, 200, 217, 270, 747, 801, 802, 805, 811, 814, 819, 824, 827, 828
Kroeber, H. R., 824
Kronfeld, A., 798, 810
Küchler, L. W., 808
Kühn, H., 824
Kühne, J., 830
Kulischer, M., 808
Kulp, D. H., 836
L
Labouret, H., 130, 824
Lachmann, R., 824
Lagercrantz, S., 819
Lahontan, L. A. de, 828
Lamson, M. S., 51
Landtman, G., 824
Lane, E. W., 830
Langdon, S., 633
Langkavel, B., 805
Lasch, R., 802, 805
Laufer, B., 30, 709, 710, 711, 717, 718, 720, 721, 722, 725, 726, 805, 819, 824, 836
Lazarus, M., 819
Leakey, L. S. B., 819
Lebzelter, V., 203, 830
Lecky, W. E. H., 197
Lehmann, F. R., 811
Lehmann, W., 824
Leichardt, F. W. L., 834
Leonard, A. G., 811
Leroy, O., 805
Lesser, A., 808
Lestrade, G. P., 814
Levinstein, S., 824
Lévy-Bruhl, L., 803
Lewis, A. B., 805, 828
Leyburn, J. G., 801
Lieber, F., 53
Lindblom, G., 265, 424, 591, 592, 637, 806, 830
Linton, R., 680, 703, 723, 806, 811, 814, 819, 830
Livingstone, D., 30, 342, 783, 793, 830
Lloyd, A., 836
Lloyd, L. C., 821
Lockhart, J. H. S., 806
Loeb, E. M., 14, 22, 811, 828, 832
Loskiel, G. H., 602
Low, H., 289, 378, 832
Löw, L., 304
Lowie, R. H., 89, 90, 94, 99, 103, 108, 109, 112, 125, 129, 133, 134, 137, 139, 179, 189, 204, 217, 222, 259, 261, 269, 320, 361, 367, 370, 371, 373, 374, 456, 603, 647, 650, 704, 801, 803, 806, 808, 811, 814, 815, 819, 824, 827, 828
Luba, J. H., 811
Luquet, G. H., 824
Luschan, F. von, 639, 793, 803, 806, 819, 824, 830, 832, 836
M
MacCauley, C., 818
MacCulloch, J. A., 823
MacCurdy, G. G., 801
Macdonald, D. B., 808
Macdonald, J., 116, 811, 830
McDougall, W., 14, 201, 610, 613, 808, 810, 814, 823, 832
McGuire, J. D., 824, 829
Maclean, J., 431, 435, 557, 815
MacLeod, W. C., 806, 815
Macpherson, S. C., 308
Mahaffy, J. P., 195
Mair, L. P., 815, 819
Malinowski, B., 37, 39, 112, 187, 195, 393, 788, 806, 808, 811, 815, 820, 824, 832
Mallery, G., 779, 803
Man, E. H., 68, 71, 81, 101, 140, 287, 359, 803, 832
Mangin, E., 274
Maning, F. E., 304, 575
Manuwiri, Te., 819
Marco Polo, 31
Marett, R. R., 811, 819
Markham, C. R., 360, 828
Martin, R., 832
Martius, K. F. P. von, 815, 828
Mason, J. A., 706, 707, 806
Mason, O. T., 806, 803, 819
Mason, W. A., 779, 803
Maspero, G., 454
Mathews, A. P., 26
Mathews, R. H., 360, 528, 803, 808, 824, 834
Mathiassen, T., 806
Matthews, C. H. S., 834
Matthews, W., 811, 824
Maude, H. C. and H. E., 141
Maudslay, A. R., 737
Mauss, M., 806, 810
Mead, G. H., 824
Mead, M., 136, 184, 203, 390, 418, 488, 523, 803, 806, 808, 815, 819
Means, P. A., 815, 828
Meek, C. K., 339, 439, 830
Meier, Joseph, 808
Meinhof, C., 54, 64, 65, 633, 639, 641, 806, 824
Merker, M., 258, 361, 830
Merriam, C. H., 824
Meyer, A. B., 832
Meyer, E., 348, 615
Meyer, H. E., 834
Mian Durga Singh, 118
Michelson, T., 303, 803, 811, 815
Migeod, F. W. H., 75
Mindeleff, C., 806, 819
Mitra, P., 836
Moerenhout, J. A., 43
Mofolo, T., 803, 815
Montefiore, A., 836
Mooney, J., 78, 680, 681, 688, 689, 690, 691, 692, 695, 696, 803, 811, 815, 824
Moore, F., 31
Morgan, J., 803
Morgan, L. H., 93, 149, 283, 460, 466, 531, 815, 819, 828
Morgenstern, J., 300
Morice, A. G., 94, 828
Morse, E. S., 806
Morse, J., 601
Moseley, H. N., 832
Moss, C. R., 14, 815, 824
Moss, R., 819
Much, M., 806
Mühlmann, W. E., 400, 815
Müller-Lyer, F. C., 815
Mumford, W. B., 819, 820
Munro, N. G., 836
Murdoch, J., 803, 828, 836
Murdock, G. P., 101, 108, 135, 801, 815
Murray, J. H. P., 46
Murray, M., 815
Murray, M. A., 17, 799, 811
Myers, C. S., 824
N
Nanjundayya, H. V., 836
Nassau, R. H., 811, 824
Navarette, D. F., 241
Nelson, E. W., 286, 293, 419, 828
Neuhauss, R., 832
Newell, W. W., 811
Nieboer, H J., 806
Nies, J. B., 806
Nieuwenhuis, A. W., 833
Nitobe, I., 836
Nöldeke, T., 304
Nordenskiöld, E., 803, 806, 820, 828
Nuoffer, O., 824
Nuttall, Z., 811
O
Oberg, K., 88, 543
Obermaier, H., 824
Oelmann, F., 820
O’Sullivan, H., 115, 815
Overbergh, C. van, 830
P
Palmer, E., 834
Panchatantra, The, 824
Panikkar, K. M., 151
Parker, A. C., 208, 806, 811, 815
Parker, H., 824
Parker, J., 220
Parker, K. L., 834
Parkinson, R., 832, 833
Parsons, E. C., 282, 289, 305, 588, 599, 811, 824, 828
Partridge, G. E., 69
Passarge, S., 830
Paulitsche, P., 445
Pavlov, I. P., 26
Payne, E. J., 815
Payne-Gallwey, R., 806
Penzer, N. M., 824
Perez, R. P. F. A., 833
Perry, W. J., 730
Pesehuël-Loesche, E., 785, 803, 830
Petrie, W. M. F., 609, 820
Pfoundes, C., 15
Phister, N. P., 811
Pinkerton, J., 579
Pleyte, C. M., 824
Ploss, H. H., 244, 808
Pöch, R., 833
Pogue, J. E., 824
Pohlman, W. J., 379
Pope, S. T., 806
Portman, M. V., 68
Poupon, M. A., 830
Powell, J. W., 90, 199, 503, 529
Powers, S., 828
Preuss, K. T., 811, 824, 825
Price, M. T., 820
Proyart, L. B., 830
Q
Quedenfeldt, M., 830
R
Radcliffe-Brown, A. R., 99, 107, 140, 180, 185, 186, 187, 206, 212, 213, 220, 302, 418, 421, 801, 808, 811, 815, 825, 833, 834
Radin, P., 39, 460, 519, 530, 701, 801, 803, 811, 815, 820, 825, 828
Radloff, W., 836
Rae, J., 825
Ramabai, S. P., 808
Ramseyer, F. A., 830
Rangachari, K., 836
Rasmussen, K., 828
Rattray, R. S., 15, 43, 106, 122, 180, 188, 194, 220, 295, 450, 582, 785, 803, 808, 811, 815, 825, 830
Ray, S. H., 66
Ray, V. F., 811
Rayne, H., 815
Read, C. H., 825
Reed, W. A., 833
Reinach, S., 825
Reitzenstein, F., 244, 808
Reuter, E. B., 803
Reynolds, Lieutenant, 815
Rhamm, K., 808
Rice, W. H., 825
Ridgeway, W., 806
Ridley, W., 803, 825, 834
Rink, H. J., 825, 828
Rink, S., 825
Risley, H. H., 120, 121, 403, 404, 405, 407, 409, 412, 413, 414, 415, 416, 803, 808, 816, 820, 836
Rivers, W. H. R., 4, 40, 73, 82, 100, 110, 121, 123, 126, 127, 142, 144, 178, 203, 235, 271, 384, 731, 739, 740, 806, 808, 811, 816, 820, 833, 836
Roberts, H. H., 805, 825
Robertson, J. A., 832
Robertson, T. B., 773
Rockhill, W. W., 836
Roscoe, J., 11, 17, 105, 150, 245, 340, 342, 554, 808, 811, 816, 830, 831
Roth, E., 21
Roth, H. L., 378, 379, 806, 808, 811, 816, 825, 831, 833, 834
Roth, W. E., 93, 106, 344, 578, 789, 806, 825, 828, 834
Roy, S. C., 836
Royce, C. C., 820
Russell, F., 288, 828
Russell, R. V., 197, 408, 409, 412
Rütmeyer, L., 833
Rutter, O., 379
Ryder, A. W., 824
S
Sachs, C., 825
Sahagun, B. de, 599
St. John, S., 377, 833
Saleeby, N. N., 811, 816, 820, 833
Salvado, R., 834
Sammer, W. J., 836
Sapir, E., 44, 57, 476, 801, 803, 808, 816, 820, 825, 828
Sarasin, F., 833
Sarasin, P., 833
Sarat Chandra Das, 120
Sarbah, J. M., 816
Saville, M. H., 825
Saville, W. J. V., 833
Schadenburg, A., 832
Schanz, J., 820
Schapera, I., 249, 806, 808, 825, 831
Schebesta, P., 201, 808, 831, 833
Schenck, S. M., 818
Schlichter H., 831
Schmidt, M., 825
Schmidt, W., 803, 811, 820, 827, 835
Schmitz, R., 115
Schomhurgk, R. H., 828
Schoolcraft, H. R., 825
Schrenck, L. von, 836
Schrieke, B., 302, 820
Schröder, E. E. W., 833
Schultz, E., 816
Schultze, L., 831
Schultz-Ewerth, E., 816
Schumacher, P. P. von, 831
Schurtz, H., 361, 803, 816
Schwaner, C. A. L. M., 816
Seabrook, W. B., 811
Seidlitz N. von, 149, 223, 803
Seitz, T., 808
Seiwert, P. J., 831
Seler, E., 825, 828
Seligman, B. Z., 14, 22, 101, 105, 113, 115, 180, 187, 194, 201, 212, 217, 219, 220, 222, 226, 244, 336, 808, 825, 831, 833
Seligman, C. G., 14, 17, 22, 101, 105, 113, 115, 180, 187, 194, 201, 212, 217, 219, 220, 222, 226, 244, 336, 345, 394, 638, 801, 803, 806, 808, 825, 831, 833
Semon, R., 835
Semple, E. C., 806, 820
Senart, É., 404, 820
Sergi, G., 820
Sethe, K., 17, 625, 641, 803
Seton, E. T., 803
Shapley, H., 2
Sheane, J. H. W., 293
Shelford, R., 823
Shirokogoroff, S. M., 816
Shooter, J., 831
Shryock, J. K., 803
Siebert, O., 823
Siebold, P. F., 836
Siemiradzki, J. von, 828
Simango, C. K., 822
Simkhovitch, V. G., 6
Simmel, G., 811, 825
Skeat, W. W., 809, 811, 816, 825, 833
Skertchly, J. A., 831
Skinner, A., 222, 260, 806, 816, 825, 828
Skinner, H. D., 820, 825
Slossen, E. E., 727, 728
Smith, A. H., 803, 836
Smith, E. A., 825
Smith, E. W., 76, 85, 87, 130, 246, 249, 267, 809, 816, 825, 831
Smith, G. E., 730, 731, 820
Smith, M. G., 456, 816
Smith, P., 833
Smith, P. C., 825
Smith, S. P., 803
Smith, W. C., 820
Smith, W. R., 151, 811
Smyth, R. B., 220, 287, 835
Soga, J. H., 85, 246
Somlo, F., 807
Sophocles, 210
South African Native Races Committee, 831
Spagnolo, L. M., 341
Spannaus, 425
Speck, F. G., 173, 207, 516, 794, 807, 811, 816, 820, 825, 826, 828
Spence, L., 304, 349
Spencer, B., 9, 93, 152, 174, 271, 345, 360, 522, 527, 792, 809, 811, 812, 816, 826, 835
Spencer, F. C., 809
Spenser, E., 223
Spier, L., 15, 270, 372, 462, 681, 682, 683, 684, 685, 686, 705, 803, 812, 816, 820, 828
Spies, O., 826
Spieth, J., 225, 567, 803, 807, 809, 812, 816, 826, 831
Spiller, G., 793
Spinden, H. J., 90, 674, 807, 817, 820, 826, 828
Spix, J. B. von, 828
Staal, J., 833
Stair, J. B., 489, 571, 816, 833
Stanley, H. M., 31
Staschewski, F., 831
Stayt, H. A., 16, 75, 85, 127, 173, 190, 524, 551, 605, 644, 817
Steensby, H. P., 820, 828
Stefansson, V., 28, 828
Steinen, K. von den, 66, 421, 803, 826, 828
Steinmetz. C. P., 774
Steinmetz, S. R., 809, 812, 817
Steinthal, H., 803
Stenin, P. von, 836
Stenz, G. M., 803
Sternberg, L., 812
Stevens, H. V., 809
Stevenson, M. C., 828
Stevenson, T. E., 809
Stigand, C. H., 831
Stirling, E. C., 835
Stoll, O., 812
Stolpe, H., 826
Stone, C. P., 24
Stow, G. W., 831
Strehlow, C., 789, 809, 817, 826, 835
Strong, W. D., 805
Stuhlmann, F., 807, 820
Stumpf, K., 826
Sturman-Hulbe, N., 24
Sumner, W., 801
Suyematsu, K., 812
Svobada, W., 833
Swanton J. R., 61, 63, 66, 78, 89, 90, 182, 190, 200, 384, 385, 467, 482, 484, 485, 650, 652, 817, 826, 828, 829
Swettenham, F. A., 833
Sydow, E. von, 826
T
Talbot, P. A., 804, 831
Tang Leang-e, 836
Tanner, J., 145, 538
Taplin, G., 835
Taylor, I., 804
Taylor, R., 833
Teit, J., 172, 654, 805, 826, 829
Temple, R. C., 807
Tessman, G., 219 829, 831
Thalbitzer, W., 547, 812, 826, 829
Theal, G. M., 337, 826, 831
Thilenius, G., 833
Thomas, D. S., 27
Thomas, N. W., 809, 812, 817, 820, 831, 835
Thomas, W. I., 27
Thompson, J. E., 804, 829
Thompson, L., 804
Thompson, S., 826
Thomson, B., 188, 820
Thomson, D. F., 131, 211, 216, 789, 791, 817
Thorndike, L., 812
Thurm, T. G., 826, 833
Thurnwald, H., 809
Thurnwald, R., 174, 804, 807, 817, 820, 831, 833
Thurston, E., 607, 608, 836
Thwaites, R. G., 829
Torday, E., 15, 115, 245, 246, 281, 342, 425, 436, 437, 440, 446, 524, 556, 809, 817, 820, 826, 831
Torrend, F. J., 826
Toy, C. H., 812
Tozzer, A. M., 801, 829
Travélé, M., 824
Tregear, E., 36, 334, 598, 817, 833
Trimborn, H., 817
Tschoffen, 831
Tuck, H. N., 835
Turner, G., 375, 833
Turner, W. Y., 833
Tylor, E. B., 4, 5, 20, 21, 181, 807, 835
U
Uhle, M., 805
V
Vanden Bergh, L. J., 831
Vanoverbergh, M., 833
Vavilov, N., 807
Veblen, T., 807
Velten, C., 831
Verner, S. P., 831
Voit, C., 807
Volz, W., 282
Voth, H. R., 809, 812
W
Waitz, T., 31
Walker, J. B., 835
Walker, J. R., 153, 259, 324, 372, 817
Wallaschek, R., 826
Wallis, B., 817
Wallis, W. D., 821
Walshe, W. G., 241
Walton, E. L., 826
Wanger, W., 812
Ward, L. F., 804, 807
Warner, W. L., 9, 104, 192, 214, 219, 292, 499
Warren, W. W., 829
Waterman, T. T., 650, 801, 804, 807, 811, 812, 817, 826
Watkins, J. E., 807
Watson, J. B., 612
Waugh, F. W., 807
Webster, H., 812, 817
Weeks, J. H., 192, 277, 552, 553, 831
Wehrli, H., 836
Welch, J. W., 346
Wellander, E., 95, 97
Werner, A., 62, 642, 748, 804, 821, 826
Werner, H., 826
Wessman, R., 10, 225
Westermann, D., 62, 434, 440, 442, 812, 826, 831
Westermarck, E., 196, 221, 804, 809, 812, 817, 826
Weston, W., 836
Weule, K., 831
Wheeler, G. C., 805, 814, 819
Wheeler, W. M., 23
Whiffen, T. W., 829
White, A. D., 729
White, W. G., 833
Whitfield, G. M. B., 817
Whitman, C. O., 32
Wied, M. von, 179, 829
Wigmore, J. H., 814
Wilken, G. A., 14, 833
Wilkie, M. B., 822
Wilkins, W. J., 293
Wilkinson, H. P., 809
Will, G. F., 807
Williams, F. E., 22, 72, 87, 88, 175, 176, 187, 264, 419, 517, 576, 807, 812, 833
Williams, F. W., 826
Williams, J., 303, 400
Williams, M., 812
Williams, S. W., 836
Williams, T., 833
Williamson, R. W., 72, 817, 833
Willoughby, W. C., 812
Wilson, G. L., 356, 804, 807
Wilson, J., 70, 398, 399, 402
Wilson, T., 821, 826
Wing, J. Van, 277, 605, 608, 831
Wing, R. P. van, 454
Winne, J. L., 823
Winsor, H., 829
Wissler, C., 109, 172, 222, 261, 262, 317, 364, 372, 471, 665, 667, 674, 801, 807, 812, 817, 821, 826, 827, 829
Withington, E. T., 48
Witte, F., 827
Wlislocki, H. v., 812
Woods, C. A., 821
Woods, J. D., 835
Woods, J. E. T., 835
Woodthorpe, R. G., 836
Woodworth, R. S., 796, 804
Worcester, D. C., 833
Wundt, W., 812, 817
Wylde, A. B., 831
Y
Yamagata, I., 836
Young, T. C., 804
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
A
Abstraction, as basis of mental superiority, 771–776
in form of proverbs, 785–787
and language development, 778–782
and logic, 782–785
mechanism of, 776–777
in numbers, 787–788
Acculturation, definition of, 613–614
Adjustment, emotional basis of, 41–42
forms of, 1
means of, 358
problems of, 1–2
Adoption, change of social status by, 144–148
forms and purposes of, 140–150, 289, 537–538
of adults, 142–143, 146–148, 150
of children, 146–146, 148–150
of enemy dead, 289
of gods, 150
of groups, 147–148
of murderer, 537–538
of names, 143, 149
Afterbirth, treated as twin, 16–17
Age, as basis of structuralization, 360–361
Agitation, expressions of, 50–52, 70–72, 221
by forms of avoidance, 221
by gesture, 50, 70
by spoken language, 52
by tensional change, 50–52
by weeping, 76–71
Agriculture, as basis of civilization, 614
Alphabet, diffusion and modification of, 626–629
origin and development of, 616–625
Ancestor worship, 274–278, 301–302
Animals, domestication of, 614
Association, 27–28, 33, 69, 625, 772, 776–777, 784
Astronomy, beginnings of, 615–616
Attitudes, and avoidance, 211–212
toward color, 30–31
conversion of, 31–32
creation of, 28
exposure to, 36, 726
toward food, 28–30
toward habit change, 702, 726–729
and rate of diffusion, 701–702
toward warfare, 490–509
B
Banishment, as punishment, 567–569, 763–764, 767
Behavior, components of, 23
control of, through fear of death, 476–481
incentives, 358
unlearned, 23–26
Birth process, interpretations of, 752–753
Blind and deaf, discrimination by, 50–51, 53–54, 776–777
Blood, loss of, and life continuity, 749–750, 753–754
theory of matrilineal transmission of, 446–450, 749–753, 757
Blood brotherhood, forms and purposes of, 150–171, 760, 766–767
between groups, 151–153, 164–170
between individuals, 151–164, 171
Blood vengeance, 519, 522, 554
Bloodshed or injury, as punishment, 525–527, 567–571
Blowgun, origins of, 610–611, 772–773
Bronze, origin of, 614
C
Calendar, origin of, 615
Cannibalism, 32, 150, 504–505, 507, 571
Caste system, 402–416
Cattle, as symbols of life continuity, 761–762
Cattle horns, diffusion of deformation of, 637–638
Ceremonies, diffusion of, 645–650, 668–680, 696–701
Chastity, after childbirth, 257
and instruction of both sexes, 255–257
and isolation of women, 243–244
by surgery, 243–244
in the male, 262
and protective devices, 261–262
and public confessions, 259–261
and regulation of promiscuity, 245–255, 257, 258, 262–263
after marriage, 249–255, 257, 258
before marriage, 245–249, 257, 258, 262–263
by group marriage, 254–255
by wife-lending, 249–254
as related to economic value of women, 244–246
as related to fertility, 245
as related to filial piety, 240–243
and suspended tabus, 263–265, 269–272
as a virtue, 258–259, 261
Chief, basis of recognition of, 367, 417–425, 456–457, 485–486
through conquest, 425, 638–639
through leadership in war, 421, 424, 456–457
through performance, 367, 421
through personality, 418–420
through possession of divine power, 417, 485–486
through wealth, 420–421
instruction for, 426–430
limitations of power of, 434–440, 457–459, 484–485, 487–488
by alliances, 440
by banishment, 488–489
by councilors, 435, 457–459, 484–485, 487–488
by desertion, 434–435
by influence of kin, 435–437, 439
by prime minister, 437–439
relation to administration of justice, 530, 547–551, 557–561
relation to shamans, 476–481
sources of revenue for, 430–434
succession to, 441–444, 446–454, 460–161, 471–490
by election, 486–490
by heredity, 441–442, 460–461, 471–485
Chief, succession to, by nomination, 442–444,446–454
two forms of, 450–454, 459–460, 462–466
Christianity, diffusion of elements of, 680–701
Circumcision, diffusion of, 638, 642–644
practice and interpretations of, 342–349, 604, 751–752
Civilization, as based on agriculture, 614
Comitatus, 417, 435
Communication, and mental attainment, 778–780, 797–800
Confederacy, as based on kinship, 462–467
Confession, 599–609
Conquest, as basis of leadership, 424–425
Conscience, definition of, 599
Coup, 499–503
Court trials, forms of courtesy in, 561–567
Couvade, interpretations of, 18–22
Culture, definition of, 8
and environment, 6–7, 611, 613
and intelligence, 799–800
and lineage systems, 199–200, 203, 207–209
relation to geographical area, 7
and superior mental endowment, 5–7
tempo of change of, 611
theories of diffusion of, 729–747
unilinear sequence of, 3–5, 361
"Culture-strata" hypothesis, 737–747
Curse, as magical wish, 590–598, 765–769
D
Dance, and chastity of participants, 258–259
diffusion of, 645–647, 680–696
of the ghost dance, 680–696
and distinction seeking, 372–374
and sexual license, 269–270
Dead, address of farewell to, 282–284
blood and bones of, 298–301
and abortion, 301
and resurrection, 299–300
disinterment of, meaning of, 302
disposal of, 278–279, 281–282, 284–286
and sacred animals, 281–282
and social status, 281
enemy, adoption of, 289
enslavement of, 289–292
expiation for, 288–289
fear and avoidance of, 284–288
forms of relations with, 273–278
gesture to, 273
impersonation of, 273–274
invocation of, 274
worship of ancestral, 274–278
grief for, 297–298
letters to, 640–641
provision of equipment for, 292–297
by sacrifice of attendants, 293–297
by sacrifice of wives, 293–295
resurrection of, 681–685, 689–695
sacrifice to, 274–278, 293–297, 302–303
supernatural power of, 274–280, 282, 286–290, 302–303
Death, as punishment, 518–525, 527–529, 567, 571
and sexual tabus, 265–267
voluntary seeking of, 365–370
Dialects, 613
Divorce, 114, 116, 120–121, 551–552
Drum language, 773
E
Environment, attachment to, 32–36
and culture, 6–7
Environment, external and internal, 49
Etiquette and social distance, 72–77, 217–218, 223
Evolution, organic, 770–771
compared with social, 771
Exogamy, 181–193, 196–197
F
Filial piety, 240–243
Friendship, as basis of avoidance, 213–214
G
Gesture, 50, 70, 273, 517, 776
Ghost dance, 680–696
Goal seeking, emotional basis of, 41–42, 49
importance of technique in, 42–44
Gossip, social control by, 515–516
H
Habit, and attention to the dead, 292
as basis of hereditary rule, 441
as basis of incest tabu, 190–197
as basis of kinship system, 98, 101
change of, as basis of avoidance, 211–212, 221
through communication, 612–613
fixation of, 26–31
in infancy, 26–27
and language meaning, 59
and regulation of behavior, 39–41, 515–516, 575
resistance to change of, 39, 702, 726–729
Head hunting, 376–380
"Heliolithic" theory of culture diffusion, 731–737
Heredity, biological and social, 778
Hieroglyphics, 617–623, 624
Homesickness, meaning of, 32–33
Horse culture, diffusion of, 664–667
Humiliation, as punishment, 518–519
Hypergamy, 406, 414–416
I
Impulses, and action patterns, 41–42
derivatives of, 49
tensional aspect of, 240
Incest, groups, 103–104
tabu, 37–39, 178–197, 240, 263–264, 270–272, 446, 521–522, 551
between blood kin, 178–180, 187, 190–192, 194–195
between classificatory kin, 180, 189, 192–193
between equivalent kin, 180–181
and exogamy, 181–193, 196–197
as personal preference, 182, 189–193, 196–197
as social policy, 181–189, 196–197
as result of habit, 190–197
suspension of, 240, 263–264, 270–272
Infanticide, 395–402
Inheritance, of kingship, 417, 441–442, 460–461, 471–485
and lineage, 198, 202
of privilege, 471–476, 481–485
of property, 117–118, 122–124
of wives, 111–117
Initiation ceremonies, and incision of sex organs, 342–346
and life continuity, 754–756
and mouth modification, 341–342
and self-imposed hardships, 349–357
and tabu suspension, 264–265, 268
and vision seeking, 352
Instinct, definition of, 23
Invention, application of abstraction in, 772–773, 774–776
as related to materials and techniques, 773–774, 776
Iron, 614
Isolation, effect of, on intelligence, 798–800
J
"Joking relationship," 108–112, 129–139
Justice, complicated forms of, in Africa, 547–567
K
Kings (see Chiefs)
Kinship, as basis of political rule, 417–418, 421–422, 424, 434–437, 439–442, 462–467
classification of, as basis of regulation, 98–136
of claims on food, 99–100
of familiarity, 108–112, 129–136
of incest, 103–106
of marriage, 103–122
of promiscuity, 104–107
of property claims, 122–124
of respect, 124–127
composition of, 210–211
repudiation of, 520
and responsibility for behavior, 528–529, 553–557
and use of curses, 590–595
Kosher killing, 300–301
L
Language, of avoidance, 214–216
as basis of conformity, 515–516
change, and migration, 613
content and complexity of, 780–782
diffusion of, 641–642
equivalents, 70–77
origins of, 52–54
patterns of structure of, 54–69
symbolic development of, 778–779
tabus, 92–97
Legal code, definition of, 515
Life continuity, as affected by curse, 764–769
concept of, 748–753
and marriage selection, 759–760
as preserved by specialists, 762–763
as related to initiation ceremonies, 754–756
as related to preparation for marriage, 756–758
symbols of, 760–762
Lineage systems, and agriculture, 207–209
and culture, 199–200, 203, 207–209
and hunting, 208–209
and nomination of kings, 446–450
related to residence, 198–209
and sex, 201–203
Logic, 782–785
and interpretation of experience, 783–785
M
Magic, 232, 281, 308, 334, 408, 442–444, 490, 522, 608, 764–769, 784–785
in form of curse, 590–598, 765–769
as form of judgment, 575–582
legal and illegal, 582–589
Maize, diffusion of, 725–726
Mana, as basis of kingship, 485, 488
concept of, 324–329, 638
influence of, on behavior, 329–334
Manitou, concept of, 308–313, 638
Marriage, 103–122
as basis of avoidance patterns, 211–212, 214–224
and divorce, 114, 116, 120–121
and exogamy, 181–193, 196–197
and incest, 103–106, 179–181, 270–271
levirate form of, 113–117, 121
negotiations, 224–239, 756–758
and polyandry, 117–121
and polygyny, 108
and promiscuity, 104–107, 249–255
and residence, 198, 200–201, 203–204
selection, 639, 759–760
Mathematics, development of, 615
Matriarchy, 198–199
Mediation, of disputes, 529–537
Medicine bundle, 362–365
Memory, and attachment to land, 33–36
and attitudes, 27–28
as basis of heredity, 25
Memory performance of savages, 796–797
Mental ability, misapprehensions as to, 792–796
in acuity of senses, 795–796
in powers of inhibition, 793–795
Mental testing, 799–800
Messiah doctrine, origin and diffusion of, 680–696
Migration, as escape from initiation, 344
as escape from oppression, 434–435
and language change, 613
as means of diffusion, 634, 639, 641–642, 729–747
as related to caste system, 405, 414
Milk brotherhood, 150–151, 164–165, 761
Morality, definition of, 515
Mother-in-law avoidance, 214–220
Mourning, and sexual tabus, 266–267
Mummification, distribution of, 730–737
Mutilation, as discipline, 340–341, 345
as initiation, 340–346
as mark of distinction, 348–349
as ornament, 340–341
Myths and tales, origin and meaning of, 650–656
diffusion of, 656–664
N
Naming, and social rank, 77–94
Numbers, 616, 787–788
O
Oath, 216
Obscenity, as release of tension, 264–268, 271–272
P
Paper, development and diffusion of, 631–633
Perseveration, 9, 20, 68, 69, 153, 181, 214, 244, 264, 272, 297, 343, 374, 390, 395, 408, 625, 729
Personality, as basis of leadership, 417–420
conditioning of, 27–28
guarding of, 358
ratings, registration of, 69–97, 485
relation to naming, 77–94, 485
Peyote cult, origin and diffusion of, 696–701
Playing cards, origin and diffusion of, 631
Plow, origin of, 614
Plunder, 425–426, 509
as punishment, 572–575
Political organization, origins of, 417–425
Polyandry, Tibetan, 117–121
Polygyny, 108, 415–416
Printing, development and diffusion of, 629–633
Property, as basis of distinction, 381–391
as basis of leadership, 420–421
destruction of, as punishment, 520–521, 523, 567–568
"potlatch," 384–390, 472, 476–477
protection of, by magic, 575–576
Proverb, as showing mental aptitude, 785–787
Puberty, ceremonies at, 36–37, 256, 340–357, 360
Public opinion, as punishment, 515–518
Punishment, relation to habit system, 39–40, 515–516
Purification, by confession, 599–609
Purification rites, for the dead, 288–289
Pyramid, as tomb of afterbirth, 17–18, 640
diffusion of, 640.
R
Reflex, "chain," operation of, 41
conditioned, definition of, 26
Religion, and ancestor worship, 274–278, 301–302
and attitude toward blood, 298–301
and conceptions of spiritual power, 308–339
and confession, 599–609
definition of, 515
expressed in ghost dance, 680–696
expressed in peyote cult, 696–701
and family gods, 279–280
and society membership, 396–398
and souls, 280–281
Representation in government, 435–436, 439–445, 467–471
Reproduction, interpretations of, 788–792
Residence, relation to lineage, 198–209
and food supply, 200, 205–209
stages of, 209
Resistance, emotional, and avoidance, 212–213, 221–222
to habit change, 39, 702, 726–729
Revenue, royal, from wives, 430–434
Ridicule, as punishment, 519, 544–547
Rulers (see Chiefs)
S
Sacrifice, as approach to spirits, 274–275, 277–278, 293–297, 302–308, 316–317, 668–680, 753–754
of fingers, 302–303
of food, 274–275, 278
of humans, 277, 293–297, 303–308, 668–680, 753–754
diffusion of, 668–680
of skin, 316–317
Saliva, exchange of, 761
Sense perception, acuity of, 795–796
Shamanism, 321, 460–462, 476–481, 682–683
Situation, definition of, 1, 8–9, 23, 30, 31, 36–37, 40, 69, 98, 114, 117, 198, 240, 273, 301, 302, 340, 343, 407–408, 410, 515, 612, 616, 729, 730
Social distance, claims for recognition of, 358–395, 400–402
based on age, 358–361
based on appearance, 371–372
based on exchange of gifts, 391–395
based on head-hunting, 376–380
based on infanticide, 400–402
based on military bravery, 365–371
based on spiritual power, 362–365
based on torture in the dance, 372–374
based on wealth and hospitality, 381–391
Social distance, worthy acts, 375–376
regulation of, 69–136, 214–220, 358–365, 382–384, 395–416, 538–543
by age classes, 358–361
by avoidance, 214–220
by caste system, 402–416
by etiquette, 72–77
by form of address, 75–76, 78–79, 95–87
by gesture, 70–72
by inheritance of privilege, 471–476, 481–485
by kinship system, 98–136
by legal patterns, 538–543
by naming, 77–94
by society membership, 362–365, 382–384, 395–402
Societies of honorary chiefs, 375–376
military, 127–129, 365–367
compulsory membership in, 365–367
of pleasure and religion, 395–402
for purchase of membership in, 268–269, 361–365, 382
and forms of license, 268–269
origin of, 362–365
as related to age, 361, 382
as related to government, 440
rivalry of, 136–139
sexual initiation into, 346–347
Stereotypes, compliance with, through habit formation, 44–48, 515, 612
Suicide, 243, 337
Supernatural power, of the dead, 279–280, 287–290, 766–767
of kings, 334–339, 417, 442–444, 450–456, 638
and their death, 335–339, 442–444, 454, 638
of localities, 36
of objects and persons, 308–339, 362–364
as diffused, 308–315
as dynamic, 324–329
rapport with, 315–321
by purchase, 362–364
by sacrifice, 315–317
by shamanism, 321
by visions, 318–320
of stars, 615
Sweet potato, diffusion of, 747
T
Tabus, 30, 37–39, 43–44, 111, 112, 115, 117, 151–152, 178–197, 213, 217–219, 222, 343, 490, 748–749
suspension of, 240, 264–272
to attract spirits, 265, 271–272
in connection with ceremonies, 264–265, 268–271
during heavy labor, 267, 268
during mourning, 266
to secure rain, 267–268
violation of, and confession, 599
Tapu, 144–145, 329–334, 485, 597
Teknonymy, 79–81
Tobacco, diffusion of, 702–725
in ceremonies, 704
as an intoxicant, 718
as medicine, 706–708, 710–711, 720–721
as source of opium smoking, 723–725
Totemism, forms of, 171–177
and incest, 177
and kinship, 102
and naming, 90–91
Twins, interpretations of, 9–18, 267
V
Visions, 318–320, 352, 372
diffusion of patterns of, 644–645
W
Wakan and wakonda, concept of, 308, 314–315
manifestations of, 321–324
Warfare, as basis of leadership, 421–422, 424
efficiency of savage, 499–503
modes and motives of, 490–499, 503–514
Weeping, 70–71
Wheel, origin of, 614
Wheel trap, diffusion of, 634–637
Witchcraft, 46–48, 440–441, 521–522, 524, 550, 588
"Wolf children," 778
Contents:
Chicago: "The Witch-Cult in Central Europe,," The Witch-Cult in Central Europe, in Primitive Behavior: An Introduction to the Social Sciences, ed. Thomas, William I. (New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc., 1937), Original Sources, accessed December 5, 2023, http://www.originalsources.com/Document.aspx?DocID=S7FULB12P132AV5.
MLA: . "The Witch-Cult in Central Europe,." The Witch-Cult in Central Europe,, in Primitive Behavior: An Introduction to the Social Sciences, edited by Thomas, William I., New York, McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc., 1937, Original Sources. 5 Dec. 2023. http://www.originalsources.com/Document.aspx?DocID=S7FULB12P132AV5.
Harvard: , 'The Witch-Cult in Central Europe,' in The Witch-Cult in Central Europe,. cited in 1937, Primitive Behavior: An Introduction to the Social Sciences, ed. , McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc., New York. Original Sources, retrieved 5 December 2023, from http://www.originalsources.com/Document.aspx?DocID=S7FULB12P132AV5.
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