Translation of "Totemism" in German

Totemism – a primitive system of beliefs that emerged at the dawn of human civilization.

Totemism is a combination of social and religious observances.

In this early religion totemism prevailed.

The early food taboos originated in fetishism and totemism.

Later On, I studies about religion from totemism to formal religions.

All long-continued customs have been sovereignly useful in their time, even totemism and polyandry.

For the first time the concept of "totemism" has entered the English scientist John long in 1791.

Totemism was one phase of the attempted socialization of otherwise personal religion.

He had an agile correspondence with Carl Strehlow, in which he developed extensive questionnaires on topics like geography, language, social systems, marriage rules, totemism, initiation rites, monotheism, conceptions of soul, burial rites, clothing, adornment or ceremonial life.

Honet's minimalistic figures on the pillars refer visually to the superheroes from the 1970s and link these with a modern totemism.

In Comparative Religion the term 'totemism' denotes the idea that a natural object-usually an animal-is kindred in blood to the worshipper.

Therefore, it is too early to talk about totemism as a belief, fell into Oblivion.

Totemism is a religion that praises the gods is an object or a creature.

Totemism is founded on the idea of an intimate connection between an individual (or clan) and an animal, plant, or object from the natural world.

If you understand the essence of totemism, the religion serves as a kind of connecting link between nature and man.

Totemism – is an attitude, according to which individuals or a group of people (clan, family) do have permanent relations with animals, objects and appearances (the totems), which they are convinced to be related to in an emotional or mystical or family-like (descent) sense.

Crucially, his work explored the origins of ritual and myth, totemism and taboo, sacrifice and the associated concept of rebirth: indeed, the whole evolution of religious thinking from primitive animism up to the "enlightened" religion of the 19th century.

Robertson Smith’s emerging interest in the development and psychology of religion was further influenced by his meeting with a fellow Scot in Edinburgh, John F. McLennan, who was one of the first to propose the notion of an evolutionary development of religion progressing from animism and totemism towards an ultimately monotheistic concept of divinity.

Robertson Smith's emerging interest in the development and psychology of religion was further influenced by his meeting with a fellow Scot in Edinburgh, John F. McLennan, who was one of the first to propose the notion of an evolutionary development of religion progressing from animism and totemism towards an ultimately monotheistic concept of divinity.

Along the fundamental duality between material processes (corporeality) and mental states (inwardness) four main ontologies of social forms are presented, in which the two axes regulate specific continuities and differences between humans and non-humans of a collective: animism, totemism, naturalism and analogism.

Totemism manifested itself in the belief that the shaman retains animal spirits who help him during his visits at the spirits' dominions, in particular birds.

Fetishism ran through all the primitive cults from the earliest belief in sacred stones, through idolatry, cannibalism, and nature worship, to totemism.

In addition, Lamaism, though, and goes back to Buddhism, has grown on the soil of the ancient local religions, from animalism with totemism and ending with the famous Bon religion, it is the Bon-Po.

For further proof of totemism, see Barton, Semitic Origins, 34 ff., And the references there given.

Long decided to systematize their knowledge, combining them in new theories on the ancient religion in totemism.

As structural pieces these mythemes are not only the basis of fairy tales and legends but can also be found myths, different religions, superstition and totemism, in dreams and psychotic states.

Totemism manifested itself in the belief that the shaman retains animal spirits who help him during his visits at the spirits’ dominions, in particular birds.