The animistic world is bound together on both sides by feelings - likes and dislikes, desires and fears. Each person is at the centre of a web of reciprocal emotions. Each person’s place in the world is defined by this mesh, nothing is isolated and independent, every thing is linked ...
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“Country”, the term they use to describe their sense of a land animated by Spirit-Gods, immanent within the animals, birds, plants, trees, insects, rocks, water and wind. It’s an animistic group-identity connecting these people to each other and to the land through customs prescribed ...
Religion can vary from a strict adherence to Sunni Islam, forms of folk Islam, to animistic beliefs in spirits and ancestor worship. There is a small minority of Catholics.Sub-groupsCommonly, many sub-groups of Badjao are named after the place or island they live-in for many years. Even ...
(ego) cognitive systems and proposed that the id, or unconscious, was characterized by a free exchange of neural energy and more primitive or animistic thinking. It was the job of the ego, the conscious mind, to minimize that free energy, to "bind" it and thereby regulate the impulses ...
We are able to find plant blindness as a possible explanation partially because of an anthropomorphic (and even animistic) view detected among students, but also due to detected difficulties in perceiving plants as organisms that can move and react to stimuli but differently than animals. Students...