 | Stewart Culin - 1895 - 332 str.
...insufficient to establish the connection of races or the transference of culture. They furnish, however, the most perfect existing evidence of the underlying...which so much of the fabric of our culture is built, and are of the highest value from the wide application which may be made of the principles which they... | |
 | Stewart Culin - 1895 - 276 str.
...insufficient to establish the connection of races or the transference of culture. They furnish, however, the most perfect existing evidence of the underlying...which so much of the fabric of our culture is built, and are of the highest value from the wide application which may be made of the principles which they... | |
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The use of games for both children nnd adults has a deep significance for the individual and the community through the conservation of physical, mental and moral vitality." "In ethnology the study of the origin and distribution of games 'furnishes,' says... 