ETHNOFLORENCE Indian and Himalayan folk and tribal arts

ELIADE MIRCEA ELIADE Patterns in comparative religion MIRCEA ELIADE SHEED AND WARD LONDON AND SYDNEY 1958

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MIRCEA ELIADE

SHEED AND WARD

LONDON AND SYDNEY

1958

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AFRW agriculture Ahura Mazda ancestors ancient animal archetype become beliefs bibliography birth bull called celestial

centre ceremonies connected consecrated cosmic tree cosmological cosmos creation cult custom Daramulum dead death earth

Eliade epiphany expressed fecundity fertility folklore Frazer goddess Golden Bough harvest heaven Helsinki Hentze herb

hero hierogamy hierophanies Holmberg-Harva human immortality India Indra initiation instance legends Leipzig Liungman

London lunar magic man's manifestation Mannhardt Marduk means megaliths menhirs moon mother mystical myth mythical

mythology nature notion Nyberg omphalos orgy origin Osiris Ouranos Paris passim Pettazzoni plant primeval primitive

profane rain reality regeneration Religion religious experience represented Rg Veda rhythms rites ritual sacred sacrifice

Saintyves Schmidt seeds Semitic serpent simply sky divinities sky gods snakes solar souls spirit spring stone Supreme

symbolism theophany things Tiamat tradition tribes universe Ursprung Varuna vegetation Vrtra whole woman worship Yahweh

Yggdrasil Zeus

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"Primitivism" in 20th century art: affinity of the tribal and the modern, Volume 1 2 William Stanley Rubin MUSEUM OF MODERN ART NEW YORK

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"Primitivism" in 20th century art: affinity of the tribal and the modern, Volume 1 2

William Stanley Rubin

Paul Gauguin (Author), Ezio Bassani (Author), Christian Feest (Author), Sidney Geist (Author), Donald Gordon (Author),

Jean Laude (Author), Gail Levin (Author), Jean-Louis Paudrat (Author), Philippe Peltier (Author), Laura Rosenstock (Author),

Alan Wilkinson (Author), Evan Maurer (Author), Richard Oldenburg (Author), Jack Flam (Author), Rosalind Krauss (Author),

William Rubin (Editor), Constantin Brancusi (Author), Jacques Lipchitz (Author), Amadeo Modigliani (Author),

Henri Moore (Author), Alberto Giacometti (Author), Paul Klee (Author), Pablo Picasso (Author), Kirk Varnedoe (Contributor),

Richard E. Oldenburg (Author)

Museum of Modern Art (New York, N.Y.), Detroit Institute of Arts, Dallas Museum of Art

Curator William Stanley Rubin, Museum of Modern Art (New York, N.Y.)

Museum of Modern Art, 1984

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aesthetic African art African objects African sculpture Apollinaire art negre Baga Berlin Braque Brummer carving catalog

century Cezanne Charles Ratton collectors colonial color Congo Cubism cultures d'Ethnographie du Trocadero dealer

Demoiselles Derain Dogon early Easter Island Egyptian European example exhibition Exposition Fang mask fetishes Formerly

collection forms France French Gabon Gallery Goldwater Grebo Grebo masks Guinea head Henri Matisse high Collection high

Musee high Private collection Iberian ideas Indian influence interest Ivory Coast Jacqueline Picasso Marquesan Matisse's

Modern Art modern artists Musee d'Ethnographie Musee de I'Homme Musee de l'Homme Musee Picasso Museum of Modern Negro Nimba

Nude Oceania Oceanic art Oil on canvas Pablo Picasso Painted wood painter Paris Paul Gauguin Paul Guillaume photograph

pieces Pierre Polynesian Primitive art primitivism published Ratton reliquary reproduced Salmon style Surrealist Tahiti

Tahitian tion tradition tribal art tribal objects tribal sculpture Trocadero Vlaminck voyage Western York Zaire Zaire

Wood

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The death of authentic primitive art and other tales of progress By Shelly Errington University of California Press, 1998

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The death of authentic primitive art and other tales of progress

By Shelly Errington

University of California Press, 1998

In this book, the author, Shelly Errington argues that Primitive Art was invented as a new type of art object at the

beginning of the twentieth century but that now, at the century's end, it has died a double but contradictory death.

Authenticity and primitivism, both attacked by cultural critics, have died as concepts.

At the same time, the penetration of nation-states, the tourist industry, and transnational corporations into regions

that formerly produced these artifacts has severely reduced supplies of "primitive art," bringing about a second "death.

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Africa American Anthropology archaeology architecture art history art market art objects art's artifacts artists Arupadhatu

authentic primitive art Aztecs Bali baskets become Borobudur Buddha Buddhist Central Java ceremonial civilization collection

collectors colonial crafts cult objects culture curators dealers decorative display durable economic eighteenth elite

ethnic art Europe European exhibit figure high primitive art human hybrid fantasy iconic idea of progress imagined Indian

art Indonesia invented Javanese jewelry joglo labels living Macy's masks materials metanarrative Mexican Mexico City Museum

modern art MoMA monument narrative nation-states Native American natural history museums nineteenth century Oceania painting

park pendopo periphery pieces political Prambanan primitivism produced realm ritual Rockefeller Wing rubbish sculpture

signify social space story structure stupa style Suharto Suharto's symbolic Taman Mini tau-tau Tenochtitlan Teotihuacan

things tion tional tive tongkonan Toraja tourist art traditional transcendent tribal Tuareg twentieth century visitor

widgets world's fairs

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Tribal myths of Orissa Specimens of the oral literature of middle India Verrier Elwin Oxford University Press 1954

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Tribal myths of Orissa

Specimens of the oral literature of middle India

Verrier Elwin

Oxford University Press

1954

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angry animals asked Baiga bamboo bathe began belly Bhagavan BHATTRA Bhima Bhimsen Bimma BINJHWAR birds blood body Bondo born brothers called caught cloth cooked dance Darni Pinnu daughter Deota Deur Dharmo Didayi died ears earth eldest fell fire fish flowers forest fruit Gadaba Ganjam District gave girl give gods Gond gourd grain grew ground hair head HILL SAORA Hindu husband Ispur Mahaprabhu JHORIA Juang jungle Kalahandi District Khariar killed Kittung Koraput District KUTTIA KOND lived looked Mahadeo Mahaprabhu married monkey Moon mother Muria night Nirantali Orissa Paramugatti PARENGA Parvati picked placenta plough Raja Ramma Rani rice river Rumrok sacrifice Sambalpur District sambhar Saphaganna seed shaman sister snake stone stories thev thought threw tiger told took tree tribes turned village wife woman women wood youngest

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Primitive man and his world picture Translated by Edith Raybould Wilhelm Koppers Sheed and Ward, 1952

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Primitive man and his world picture

Translated by Edith Raybould

Wilhelm Koppers

Sheed and Ward

1952

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Africa already animal anthropologists Anthropos Aryan assume belief Bhagavantaru Bhagwan Bhils biological biologists Brahma Buddhism Chenchu conception connection course culture deity deus otiosus early elements ethnologists ethnology evolution evolutionist evolved existence exogamy expressed fact fall from innocence Father Fiirer-Haimendorf fossil Fuegians Garelamaisama genetic gods Graebner groups Hindu historian historical hominids Homo sapiens human ibid idea India investigation known Koppers Kraft later Lebzelter living Lowie magic man's mankind mental method missionary monotheism myth nature Neandertal Neandertaloid notion oldest opinion organic origin Palaeolithic phenomena Piltdown Portmann prayers prehistorians prehistoric primitive races primitive tribes probably problem Professor proved Pygmies question recent recognize regarded religion religious remains remark Rig Veda sapiens type Schmidt scholars scientific scientists Selk'nam skulls social spirit Supreme Swanscombe theory things Tierra del Fuego trace tradition Ursprung Veda Watauinaiwa Weidenreich worship Yamana

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THE ARCHEOLOGY OF WORLD RELIGIONS BY JACK FINEGAN THE BACKGROUND OF PRIVIMITISM ZOROASTRIANISM HINDUISM JAINISM BUDDHISM CONFUCIANISM TAOISM SHINTO ISLAM SIKHISM PRINCETON UNIVERSITY PRESS

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THE ARCHEOLOGY OF WORLD RELIGIONS

JACK FINEGAN

THE BACKGROUND OF PRIVIMITISM

ZOROASTRIANISM

HINDUISM

JAINISM

BUDDHISM

CONFUCIANISM

TAOISM

SHINTO

ISLAM

SIKHISM

PRINCETON UNIVERSITY PRESS

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THE FIRTS CHAPTER IT'S DEVOTED TO THE

PRIVITISM

WORKING AROUND THE CHARACTERISTIC OF PRIMITIVE RELIGIONS, THE COMMON SENSE AND THE SCIENCE, MAGIC AND RELIGION, THE

NATURAL AND SUPERNATURAL, THE DYNAMISM AND ANIMISM, THE SOUL AND ITS SURVIVAL, THE PRIMITIVE ART.

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According Ajanta ancient Asoka attained Bachhofer Barhut Bodhisattva bronze Buddh Gaya Buddhist Art called capital caves

century a.d. Ceylon Ch'i China Chou Period Chuang Tzu Confucianism Confucius courtesy csecc death deities Digha Nikaya

disciples doctrine early earth Edicts Emperor enlightenment faith feet fhcp figures Gautama Buddha Heaven Hien Hinayana

History of Chinese Hsia Hsiin hundred ibid important India inscriptions king known Kunst Lao Tzu later Mahayana Majjhima

Nikaya Master Mencius Milinda monks monuments Museum nature Nikaya Nirvana oracle bones Oriental Series painting Pali Text

Society Photograph pictured in Fig pillars pottery probably religion Rhys Davids ruler Sacred sage Sanskrit scenes Shang

Period Shih Huang shown in Fig spirits Ssu-ma Ch'ien stone stupa Sung Sutta Tang Tang Dynasty Tao Te Ching Taoism teachings

temple throne tion tomb Translated tree Tsung vols wall Wang Yuan Adi Granth Aghlabids Ainus Akbar Allah Almaqah Amaterasu

Amritsar ancient Arabic Augustness became Buddhism building built Caliph called capital cema century a.d. China Christians

courtesy Creswell D. S. Margoliouth Damascus death deities Delhi dome dynasty Early Muslim Architecture east Emperor faith

famous Fatimid Gobind Guru Arjun Guru Nanak Hadhramaut Heaven Himyarites Hindu History Hureidha ibid Ieyasu India

inscription Islam Janamsakhi Japan Japanese Jerusalem Kabir Kasuga Shrine king known Kojiki Kunst land later Lord

Macauliffe Mamluk Marib Mecca Medina mihrab minaret Minean mosque Muhammad Muslim Nara Nihongi painting period Persian

Photograph prayer probably prophet Qur'an Ramananda reign rejh religious reproduced in Fig roof ruler Sabeans sacred

Samarra sanctuary Shinto shrine Sikh Religion Sikhism Sikhs Singh South Arabia stone sun goddess Surah temple Tenno thee

thou throne tion tomb Umayyad vols wall worship Yamato

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PRIMITIVES AND THE SUPERNATURAL LUCIEN LEVY BRUHL Author of PRIMITIVE MENTALITY THE SOUL OF THE PRIMITIVE NEW YORK 1935

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PRIMITIVES AND THE SUPERNATURAL

LUCIEN LEVY BRUHL

Author of

PRIMITIVE MENTALITY

THE SOUL OF THE PRIMITIVE

Authorized translation by Lilian A. Clare

1935

NEW YORK

E. P. DUTTON & CO. INC.

PRINTED IN THE USA

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KEY WORDS

action affective category Alcan ancestors animal appear appurtenance Auguste Comte Australia Baghirmi beliefs Bororo Bruhl Carnets causality cause ceremonies characteristic civilization collective representations concepts connexions culture heroes dead duality elements Elsdon Best emotional essential Etienne Gilson everything example explain fact feeling Fonctions mentales 1910 function human mind ideas Indians individual Institut de France institutions intellectual invisible powers Kiwai L'Ame primitive 1927 language large number law of participation Levy logical Lucien Levy-Bruhl magical Malebranche Maurice Leenhardt means mental activity Mentalite primitive 1922 mentality of primitive mind of primitive moral Moreover mystical experience mythical world Mythologie primitive myths native object phenomena philosophy plural politiques practice preconnexions prelogical prelogical mentality present primitive mentality principle reality reason relationship representations of primitive Revue science des moeurs sense simpler societies sociology sort spirit supernatural supernatural powers Surnaturel symbols theoretical ethics theory things thought tion totemic Translated tribe unusual

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