Journal of American FolkloreAmerican Folk-lore Society, 1979 |
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Strana 152
... significance of anthropological study . Its limits of attainment are limited only by the nature of man him- self , and Dr. Brinton asks , " Who dares set a limit to that ? " Although the youngest of the modern sciences , anthropology is ...
... significance of anthropological study . Its limits of attainment are limited only by the nature of man him- self , and Dr. Brinton asks , " Who dares set a limit to that ? " Although the youngest of the modern sciences , anthropology is ...
Strana 17
... significance . They consist mostly of meaningless syllables , or of words whose meanings are forgotten . Yet many of these are all - important , and must not be changed or omitted . As before stated , some of them serve as cues to the ...
... significance . They consist mostly of meaningless syllables , or of words whose meanings are forgotten . Yet many of these are all - important , and must not be changed or omitted . As before stated , some of them serve as cues to the ...
Strana 18
The words in this stanza to which any significance is now assigned are those in the 13th and 15th verses , and the meanings of these are only traditional : " The rain descends . The corn comes up . ” The other three stanzas are the same ...
The words in this stanza to which any significance is now assigned are those in the 13th and 15th verses , and the meanings of these are only traditional : " The rain descends . The corn comes up . ” The other three stanzas are the same ...
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