 For myself, I am disposed to think (differing here in some measure from Professor Max Miiller's view of the subject) that the mythology of the lower races rests especially on a basis of real and sensible analogy, and that the great expansion of verbal...  An Introduction to Mythology - Seite 39von Lewis Spence - 1921 - 334 SeitenVollansicht - Über dieses Buch
 | 1872 - 606 Seiten
...metaphorical phrases, would be ' to ' ignore one of the great transitions of our intellectual history.' ' For myself, I am disposed to think (differing here in some measure from Profe>,sor Max M tiller's view of tlie subject), that the mythology of the lower races rests especially... | |
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...one-sided ness of Max Muller in tracing all religious developments in etymologies. He says : " For myself, I am disposed to think (differing here in some measure from Prof. Max Muller's view of the subject) that the mythology of the lower races rests especially on a... | |
 | Edward Burnett Tylor - 1874 - 528 Seiten
...their effects to be thoroughly separated, but they should be distinguished as far as possible. For myself, I am disposed to think (differing here in...metaphor into myth belongs to more advanced periods of civilization. In a word, I take material myth to be the primary, and verbal myth to be the secondary... | |
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...says : " For myself, I am disposed to thiuk (differing here in some measure from Prof. Mai Muller'g view of the subject) that the mythology of the lower...metaphor into myth belongs to more advanced periods of civilization. In a word, I take material myth to be the primary, the verbal myth to be the secondary,... | |
 | Frederick Clarke Prescott - 1927 - 208 Seiten
...their effects to be thoroughly separated, but they should be distinguished as far as possible. For myself, I am disposed to think (differing here in...view of the subject) that the mythology of the lower 1See Ribot, Creative Imagination, p. MI. races rests on a basis of real and sensible analogy, and that... | |
 | Frederick Clarke Prescott - 1927 - 208 Seiten
...the subject) that the mythology of the lower 1See Ribot, Creative Imagination, p. 121. races rests on a basis of real and sensible analogy, and that...expansion of verbal metaphor into myth belongs to the more advanced periods of civilization. In a word I take material myth to be the primary, and verbal... | |
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