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The Origin of Man and of His Superstitions
Chapter 1 No.1
Word Count: 137
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Released on: 01/12/2017
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quity of
nal force contrasted with power of spirits; its acti
est, and the kinds that have prevailed most widely by tradition and hereditary predispositi
derived from physical force (empathy, Animatism, invisible action at a di
c and Mys
agic.-A relativel
ic.-Growth and differentiation; four s
of Sympathetic Magic-mimesis and participation;
ssolution o
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