The Principles of Sociology, Volumen1

Abipones actions Africa aggregate Amazulu ancestor-worship ancestors ancestral ghost ancient Andamanese animals arise ascribed Australians Bechuanas become belief blood body buried Bushmen called cause caves Chibchas chief civilized conceived conception corpse Dahomey Damaras dead death deceased deities demons described developed divine dreams Dyaks Egyptians endogamy evidence evolution exist exogamy facts fetich Fijians Fuegians funeral further gods grave groups habitually heaven Hence human ideas implied Indians individual inference interpretation Khonds kind kindred king legend less living metamorphoses natural Negroes notion objects observe original other-self pass person Peru Peruvians possession priests primitive propitiation races reflex action regarded rites sacrifices Santals savage says shadow shown similarly Sir John Lubbock social organism societies Soma souls spirits stages stones structures supernatural supposed Tahitians Tasmanians things thought tion tomb trait tribes uncivilized Unkulunkulu unlike Veddahs women words worship Ynca Zealanders Zulus