Note (106) — III. ANIMISMUS, MAGIE UND ALLMACHT DER GEDANKEN.
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»It is almost an axiom with writers on this subject, that a sort of Solipsism or Berkleianism (as Professor Sully terms it as he finds it in the Child) operates in the savage to make him refuse to recognise death as a fact.« – Marett, Pre-animistic religion, Folklore, XI. Bd., 1900, p. 178.