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'''Animism''' is the concept that the entire universe is alive. The word animism is derived from the Latin word ''anima'' which means breath or soul. | '''Animism''' is the concept that the entire universe is alive, conscious, or has a soul. The word animism is derived from the Latin word ''anima'' which means breath or soul. | ||
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* Gilmore, George. (1919). [http://www.sacred-texts.com/sha/anim/index.htm ''Animism, or Thought Currents of Primitive Peoples'']. Boston: Marshall Jones Company. | * Gilmore, George. (1919). [http://www.sacred-texts.com/sha/anim/index.htm ''Animism, or Thought Currents of Primitive Peoples'']. Boston: Marshall Jones Company. | ||
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Animism is the concept that the entire universe is alive, conscious, or has a soul. The word animism is derived from the Latin word anima which means breath or soul.
Resources
- Gilmore, George. (1919). Animism, or Thought Currents of Primitive Peoples. Boston: Marshall Jones Company.