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Primitive Man as Philosopher by Paul Radin ISBN: 0486424952 Dover Publications Price: $19.95 click here to see this book Classic of anthropology explores belief systems of Winnebago, Oglala Sioux, Maori, Banda, Batak, Tahitian and Hawaiian, Zuni, and Ewe. Fascinating topics include purpose of life, marriage, freedom of thought, death, nature of reality, and other concepts. The author allows his subjects to speak for themselves by quoting extensively from interviews. Table of Contents for Primitive Man as Philosopher "PREFACE, 1957 EDITION" PREFACE FOREWORD BY JOHN DEWEY METHODS OF APPROACH I. INTRODUCTION PART ONE MAN AND SOCIETY II. THE PRIMITIVE VIEW OF LIFE III. THE COERCION OF THE WORLD IV. CONSERVATISM AND PLASTICITY V. FREEDOM OF THOUGHT VI. RIGHT AND WRONG VII. THE IDEAL MAN VIII. "THE PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE: FATE, DEATH AND RESIGNATION" IX. MEN AND WOMEN X. APHORISMS ON LIFE AND MAN XI. THE TRAGIC SENSE OF LIFE XII. MYSTICISM AND SYMBOLISM PART TWO THE HIGHER ASPECTS OF PRIMITIVE THOUGHT XIII. ANALYSIS OF REALITY AND THE EXTERNAL WORLD XIV. THE NATURE OF THE EGO AND OF HUMAN PERSONALITY XV. SPECULATION FOR ITS OWN SAKE XVI. THE SYSTEMIZATION OF IDEAS XVII. THE NATURE OF GOD XVIII. MONOTHEISTIC TENDENCIES XIX. SKEPTICISM AND CRITIQUE XX. CONCLUSION APPENDIX A APPENDIX B INDEX

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