Mental re-actions of primitive and of civilized man,
197.—Classification of phenomena, 198.—With the advance
of civilization, principles of classification rise into
consciousness, 201.—Effect of traditional material upon
thought, 203.—Example of development of ethical
concepts, 206.
Types of association in civilized society,
209.—Associations due to customary re-actions, and
their emotional value, 211.—Secondary explanations,
214.
Types of association in primitive society, 220.—Their
unconscious origin, 221.—Their rise into consciousness,
224.—Secondary explanations, 225.—Associations peculiar
to primitive life, 228.—Ritual, 229.—Myth,
230.—Decorative art, 231.—Totemism, 235.—Origin of
associations, 237.—Importance of emotional elements in
establishing associations, 237.