BIRD MEDICINE
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BIRD MEDICINE
What is Bird Medicine?
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Totems
Totems TYPE
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Parents
Totems
Children
19th and early 20th Century
Accompany Them Throughout Life
Act as Guide
Analogical Thought
Apical Ancestor of a Clan Is Nonhuman
Australian aboriginal tribes
Chief Tantauidgeon
Chosen to Adopt a Personal Spirit Animal Helper
Clan
Coats-of-arms
Commemorate Special Occasions
Commemorated on a Plaque
considered Evan-Pritchard's work the correct explanation
Discovery of an "arrangement"
Diverts the Them of Anthropology
Element of Study
Emile Durkheim
Empirical Interest
Excludes Mathematical Thought
Family
Function as Crests of Families or Chiefs
Good to Eat
Group
Heraldic
Historically Present in Societies
Human Cognition
Important to Recognize
In Direct Friction
In the Physical and Spiritual World
Independent of Social Context
Intrinsically Founded
Kinshiip-related
Kinship and Descent
Lineage
Main Guide through Life
Manifests the Egalitarian Nature
Many Different Designs
Metaphoric
Mode of Life
Mohegan
More Efficient Way to Cope
Moreover
Native Americans
Nature
Non-traditional Usage
North America
Not
Ojibwe
Personal Totem
Physical Analogies
Preserving the Species
Rational Fashion
Relationship to a Group
Religious Belief
Shamanistic Religions
Similarities
Social Context
Social Group
Sole Purpose
Special Meaning
Spiritual Totem
Spiritually Represents a Group of Related People Such as a Clan
Stories Owned by Those Families or Chiefs
Surfacing in Our Lives
Symbolic Representation
The Science of the Concrete
Thinkers
Throughout Much of the World
Thunderbird Park
Totem Animal
Totem Is Usually an Animal or Other Natural Figure
Totem-like Beliefs
Totemic Animal
Totemic Myth
Totemism
Totemism Today
Totems Are Chosen Arbitrarily
Totems Support Larger Groups than the Individual Person
Traditional Dwellings
Tribe
Understanding of Human Cognition
Various Supernatural Beings
Western World
With You for Life
Wooden Totem Monument