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The mind of primitive man : $b A course of lectures delivered before the Lowell Institute, Boston, Mass., and the National University of Mexico, 1910-1911Boas, Franz

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The mind of primitive man : $b A course of lectures delivered before the Lowell Institute, Boston, Mass., and the National University of Mexico, 1910-1911

Name: The mind of primitive man : $b A course of lectures delivered before the Lowell Institute, Boston, Mass., and the National University of Mexico, 1910-1911
Author: Boas, Franz

Boas, Franz

Ethnopsychology; Race

3. BERTHOLD LAUFER, “The Introduction of Maize into Eastern
      Asia” (_Congrès International des Américanistes_, xv^e
      Session, Quebec, 1907, vol. i, pp. 223 _et seq._,
      particularly pp. 250-252). Regarding the introduction of
      tobacco into eastern Asia, see J. REIN, in _Petermann’s
      Mitteilungen_, vol. xxiv (1878), pp. 215 _et seq._

  4. VICTOR HEHN, Kulturpflanzen und Haustiere (2d ed., Berlin,
      1874).

Page 169.

  1. ED. HAHN, Die Entstehung der Pflugkultur (Heidelberg, 1909).

  2. RICHARD LAASCH, Der Eid (Stuttgart, 1908). Laasch gives some
      examples of the oath in America. They are, however,
      remarkably few as compared to the vast material collected by
      him from the Old World.

Page 171.

  An exposition of BASTIAN’S point of view may be found in TH.
      ACHELIS, Moderne Völkerkunde (Stuttgart, 1896), pp. 189 _et
      seq._

Page 173.

  1. WILHELM WUNDT, Völkerpsychologie (Leipzig, Engelmann).

  2. OTTO STOLL, Suggestion und Hypnotismus in der
      Völkerpsychologie (Leipzig, 1894).

Page 176.

  E. B. TYLOR, Primitive Culture (3d ed., 1891), p. 16.

Page 177.

  E. B. TYLOR, “On a Method of Investigating the Development of
      Institutions” (_Journal of the Anthropological Institute of
      Great Britain and Ireland_, vol. xviii [1889], pp. 245 _et
      seq._).

Page 179.

  1. OTIS T. MASON, The Origins of Invention (London, 1895), pp.
      315 _et seq._

  2. W J MCGEE, “The Beginning of Zooculture” (_American
      Anthropologist_, vol. x [1897], pp. 215 _et seq._).

  3. ED. HAHN, Die Haustiere und ihre Beziehungen zur Wirtschaft
      des Menschen; Die Entstehung der Pflugkultur (Heidelberg,
      1909).

Page 180.

  1. H. COLLEY MARCH, in _Transactions of the Lancashire and
      Cheshire Antiquarian Society_, 1886, “Polynesian Ornament a
      Mythology” (_Journal of the Anthropological Institute of
      Great Britain and Ireland_, vol. xxii [1893], pp. 307 _et
      seq._). HJALMAR STOLPE, “Entwicklungserscheinungen in
      der Ornamentik der Naturvölker” (_Mittheilungen der
      Anthropologischen Gesellschaft in Wien_, vol. xxii [1892],
      pp. 19 _et seq._). CHARLES H. READ, “On the Origin and
      Sacred Character of Certain Ornaments of the S. E. Pacific”
      (_Journ. Anthr. Inst._, vol. xxi [1892], pp. 139 _et seq._).

  2. A. C. HADDON, “The Decorative Art of British New Guinea”
      (_Cunningham Memoirs_, No. X [Dublin, 1894]).

  3. KARL VON DEN STEINEN, Unter den Naturvölkern
      Zentral-Brasiliens (Berlin, 1894).

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The mind of primitive man : $b A course of lectures delivered before the Lowell Institute, Boston, Mass., and the National University of Mexico, 1910-1911

Boas, Franz

Ethnopsychology; Race

3. BERTHOLD LAUFER, “The Introduction of Maize into Eastern
      Asia” (_Congrès International des Américanistes_, xv^e
      Session, Quebec, 1907, vol. i, pp. 223 _et seq._,
      particularly pp. 250-252). Regarding the introduction of
      tobacco into eastern Asia, see J. REIN, in _Petermann’s
      Mitteilungen_, vol. xxiv (1878), pp. 215 _et seq._

  4. VICTOR HEHN, Kulturpflanzen und Haustiere (2d ed., Berlin,
      1874).

Page 169.

  1. ED. HAHN, Die Entstehung der Pflugkultur (Heidelberg, 1909).

  2. RICHARD LAASCH, Der Eid (Stuttgart, 1908). Laasch gives some
      examples of the oath in America. They are, however,
      remarkably few as compared to the vast material collected by
      him from the Old World.

Page 171.

  An exposition of BASTIAN’S point of view may be found in TH.
      ACHELIS, Moderne Völkerkunde (Stuttgart, 1896), pp. 189 _et
      seq._

Page 173.

  1. WILHELM WUNDT, Völkerpsychologie (Leipzig, Engelmann).

  2. OTTO STOLL, Suggestion und Hypnotismus in der
      Völkerpsychologie (Leipzig, 1894).

Page 176.

  E. B. TYLOR, Primitive Culture (3d ed., 1891), p. 16.

Page 177.

  E. B. TYLOR, “On a Method of Investigating the Development of
      Institutions” (_Journal of the Anthropological Institute of
      Great Britain and Ireland_, vol. xviii [1889], pp. 245 _et
      seq._).

Page 179.

  1. OTIS T. MASON, The Origins of Invention (London, 1895), pp.
      315 _et seq._

  2. W J MCGEE, “The Beginning of Zooculture” (_American
      Anthropologist_, vol. x [1897], pp. 215 _et seq._).

  3. ED. HAHN, Die Haustiere und ihre Beziehungen zur Wirtschaft
      des Menschen; Die Entstehung der Pflugkultur (Heidelberg,
      1909).

Page 180.

  1. H. COLLEY MARCH, in _Transactions of the Lancashire and
      Cheshire Antiquarian Society_, 1886, “Polynesian Ornament a
      Mythology” (_Journal of the Anthropological Institute of
      Great Britain and Ireland_, vol. xxii [1893], pp. 307 _et
      seq._). HJALMAR STOLPE, “Entwicklungserscheinungen in
      der Ornamentik der Naturvölker” (_Mittheilungen der
      Anthropologischen Gesellschaft in Wien_, vol. xxii [1892],
      pp. 19 _et seq._). CHARLES H. READ, “On the Origin and
      Sacred Character of Certain Ornaments of the S. E. Pacific”
      (_Journ. Anthr. Inst._, vol. xxi [1892], pp. 139 _et seq._).

  2. A. C. HADDON, “The Decorative Art of British New Guinea”
      (_Cunningham Memoirs_, No. X [Dublin, 1894]).

  3. KARL VON DEN STEINEN, Unter den Naturvölkern
      Zentral-Brasiliens (Berlin, 1894).

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