The Evolution of Culture, 2. sējums

according actual advance Africa ancient animal appears authority avunculate become blood Briffault cannibalism child child sacrifice civilization common conception connection consanguine Consequently cult union culture custom dead divinity earth economic Egyptian endogamy entirely evolution existence exogamy fact factor father fetish fetishistic fire Folkways foresight Germanic Geschichte ghost gods Golden Bough Greece Greeks Hebrews Hence Herodotus Human Marriage human sacrifice husband Ibid idea Indians individual instinct king later likewise Lippert living Lubbock matrilocal means monogamy moral mother mother-right myth nature necessarily nevertheless object organization Origin of Civilisation paternal patriarchal peace possession practice preserved priest primitive family Principles of Sociology redemption regarded relation religion Rig-Veda Roman sacrifice savage Science of Society sense sexual similar social soul South Slavs sphere spirit stage stone Strabo Sumner and Keller survivals tion tribal tribes Urreligionen weapons wife woman women Yahweh