Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 11American Folk-lore Society, 1979 |
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Strana 182
... clan , and the religious society was practically limited to the clan or made up of its members . When in course of time other clans , each with its distinctive totemism , joined the nucleus , what happened ? By intermarriage , members ...
... clan , and the religious society was practically limited to the clan or made up of its members . When in course of time other clans , each with its distinctive totemism , joined the nucleus , what happened ? By intermarriage , members ...
Strana 186
... clan , is ordinarily held to be distinct ; the indi- vidual inheriting his clan totem , but obtaining his peculiar totem by ecstatic experience . As it is the clan totem which is hereditary , it would appear that , among the Hopi ...
... clan , is ordinarily held to be distinct ; the indi- vidual inheriting his clan totem , but obtaining his peculiar totem by ecstatic experience . As it is the clan totem which is hereditary , it would appear that , among the Hopi ...
Strana 187
... clan . From the very nature of these socie- ties , consolidation would result for protection of the whole popula- tion , but even in them we detect traces of their former limitations to clans . Thus the Warrior Society called the ...
... clan . From the very nature of these socie- ties , consolidation would result for protection of the whole popula- tion , but even in them we detect traces of their former limitations to clans . Thus the Warrior Society called the ...
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