animism

• n. 萬物有靈論

來自詞根anim, 呼吸，風，靈魂，有生命。

animism (n.)

1866, reintroduced by English anthropologist Sir Edward Burnett Taylor (1832-1917), who defined it (1871) as the "theory of the universal animation of nature," from Latin anima "life, breath, soul" (see animus) + -ism.

Earlier sense was of "doctrine that animal life is produced by an immaterial soul" (1832), from German Animismus, coined c. 1720 by physicist/chemist Georg Ernst Stahl (1660-1734) based on the concept of the anima mundi. Animist is attested from 1819, in Stahl's sense; animisic is first recorded 1871.

1. In modern arthropology, animism as a theory has little significance, other than historical.

在現代人類學中, 泛靈論作為理論來說, 除具有曆史意義外,已沒有多大意義.

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2. Believers, animism and shamanism, some Protestant and Catholic Christianity.

多信萬物有靈和薩滿教, 部分信基督教新教和天主教.

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3. There is no theory which could go deep into human's mind animism.

沒有一種理論能像泛靈論這樣深入人心.

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4. This thesis explores the animism in The Old Man and the Sea.

本文試探討《老人與海》中所體現的泛靈論思想.

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5. Animism is common among primitive peoples.

萬物有靈論在原始人中很普遍.

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