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Religious Anthropology > Animism
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Animism Defined
a belief that natural objects are animated by spirits. This belief can take diverse forms. Things in nature may all have within them different spirits--each rock, tree, and cloud may have its own unique spirit. In contrast, all things in nature may be thought of as having the same spirit. In both forms of animism, the spirits are thought of as having identifiable personalities and other characteristics such as gender.
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- Bioregional Animism
- Grateful Prey: Full text of Robert Brightman' ;s great book on Rock Cree human animal relations
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