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Anthropology of religion

the thesis, from Durkheim and Mauss, that systems for classifying nature were modelled on the divisions of society, such as clans and moieties.

In anthropology of religion, primitive classification refers to the thesis, from Durkheim and Mauss, that systems for classifying nature were modelled on the divisions of society, such as clans and moieties. This meaning comes from Durkheim (1963) in Primitive classification.[1]

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  1. Durkheim, É. (1963). Primitive classification. University of Chicago Press. ISBN 9780613911122

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