Queries in Ethnography
Queries in Ethnography
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483. Describe or reproduce any native folk- lore or literature; any jests, plays on words, and the like. 484. Who compose or repeat these stories or verses, and when? 485. What is the reputation of bards, tale-tellers, actors, etc. ? 486. Are there any regular poetic or rhe- torical forms (^.g., meter, rhyme, etc.)? 487* Is there any peculiar, mystic, or ancient language or words used in poetry?
RELIGIOUS AND SUPERSTITIOUS IDEAS AND USAGES 488. Is there any idea of cause and effect, or is it si...mply agency and effect? 489* Is the regular in nature, or the irregular, the object 37 of attention or reflection? 490. Is there any conception of chance or luck; catalogue any contrasts or opposites (e.g., right and left), one of which is lucky, the other unlucky? 491.
Granted the premisses, are conclusions drawn logically?
492. Is death feared; how is it explained?
493- Are there any attempts to explain birth?
494. Which of these two events appears to have awakened more speculation? 495. How do the natives explain loss of consciousness: in (i) fainting fits, (2) epileptic or other seiz- ures, (3) sleep, (4) delirium?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
483. Describe or reproduce any native folk- lore or literature; any jests, plays on words, and the like. 484. Who compose or repeat these stories or verses, and when? 485. What is the reputation of bards, tale-tellers, actors, etc. ? 486. Are there any regular poetic or rhe- torical forms (^.g., meter, rhyme, etc.)? 487* Is there any peculiar, mystic, or ancient language or words used in poetry?
RELIGIOUS AND SUPERSTITIOUS IDEAS AND USAGES 488. Is there any idea of cause and effect, or is it si...mply agency and effect? 489* Is the regular in nature, or the irregular, the object 37 of attention or reflection? 490. Is there any conception of chance or luck; catalogue any contrasts or opposites (e.g., right and left), one of which is lucky, the other unlucky? 491.
Granted the premisses, are conclusions drawn logically?
492. Is death feared; how is it explained?
493- Are there any attempts to explain birth?
494. Which of these two events appears to have awakened more speculation? 495. How do the natives explain loss of consciousness: in (i) fainting fits, (2) epileptic or other seiz- ures, (3) sleep, (4) delirium?
What to read after Queries in Ethnography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Keller, Albert Galloway, 1874-1956 to read onlineMoreLess
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