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Totemism from ote, root ot, possessive form otem, in the Ojibway dialect of the Algonquin stock of American Indians; by some authorities spelled dodeme (Father de Smet), todem (Father Petitot), Toodaim, dodaim, totam (J. Long); ... The conviction of the intimate union constitutes the religious aspect of Totemism;
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Totem - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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A totem is any supposed entity that watches over or assists a group of people, such as a family, clan, or tribe. Totems support larger groups than the individual person. In kinship and descent, if t...
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Hutchinson encyclopedia article about totemism. totemism. Information about totemism in the Hutchinson encyclopedia. ... Totemism occurs among Pacific Islanders and Australian Aborigines, and was formerly prevalent throughout Europe, Africa, and Asia. Most American Indian societies had totems as well.
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Totemism is one of the essays (along with The Savage Mind) in which Lévi-Strauss laid the foundations of structuralist anthropology. It begins with a brief description of the history of theories of totemism, and explains why totemism was finally discredited as an organising principle ("Totemism" is a...
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Totemism is manifested in various forms and types in different contexts, especially among populations with a mixed economy (farming and hunting) and among hunting communities (especially in Australia); it is also found among tribes who breed cattle.
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Totemism is like a hysteria that needs to be cured. You do this by not isolating totemism. People isolated because they wanted to be want to label scientifically other cultures as "primitive". This was part of the 19th centuries to seal of the subconscious from their own moral universe.
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What is Totemism; what do we mean when we speak of Totemism? Is there any possibility of defining the institution? Is there anything which can be called the now most prevalent form, and to trace the processes of decline? ... As totemism, and exogamy too, are institutions out of which peoples have, on certain evidence,
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[tṓtə-mĭźəm]
