The Principles of Sociology 1
The Principles of Sociology 1
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§ 180. Before passing to the third origin of plant- worship, which, like the third origin of animal-worship, is linguistic, I must again comment on the defects of language conducing to it — defects some of them before pointed out, and some of them still to be pointed out.
How the poverty, the vaguenes3, and the incoherence of early speech, must inevitably cause misconstruction of tradi- tions, I may remind the reader by some additional cases.
According to Palgrave, "the colours green, black, an...d brown are habitually confounded in common Arabic par- lance.^' Hunter says " Santali, being barren of abstract terms, has no word for ' time.^ '^ Wo are told by Hill that the Kamtschkadales have " but one term for the sun and the moon,^' and have " scarcely any names for fish or birds, which are merely distinguished by the moon in which they are the most plentiful." Such instances strengthen the conclusion that undeveloped speech cannot express the distinction between an object and a person named after it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
§ 180. Before passing to the third origin of plant- worship, which, like the third origin of animal-worship, is linguistic, I must again comment on the defects of language conducing to it — defects some of them before pointed out, and some of them still to be pointed out.
How the poverty, the vaguenes3, and the incoherence of early speech, must inevitably cause misconstruction of tradi- tions, I may remind the reader by some additional cases.
According to Palgrave, "the colours green, black, an...d brown are habitually confounded in common Arabic par- lance.^' Hunter says " Santali, being barren of abstract terms, has no word for ' time.^ '^ Wo are told by Hill that the Kamtschkadales have " but one term for the sun and the moon,^' and have " scarcely any names for fish or birds, which are merely distinguished by the moon in which they are the most plentiful." Such instances strengthen the conclusion that undeveloped speech cannot express the distinction between an object and a person named after it.
What to read after The Principles of Sociology 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herbert Spencer to read onlineMoreLess
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