Man and culture / by Clark Wissler.

  • Wissler, Clark, 1870-1947.
Date:
[1923]
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Licence: In copyright

Credit: Man and culture / by Clark Wissler. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Swastika design, certain wrong inferences from the, 152 Tobacco-complex, taken over from Indians by whites, 125 Tools, making of, as a part of cul¬ ture complex, 89-91 Topography, influence of, on areas of culture diffusion, 129-139 Trade culture, England the center of, 30 Trait. See Culture trait Trait-complexes, meaning of term, 51- 52; examples of, 52; adhe¬ sion of, 63-71 Transportation-complexes, rela¬ tion between range of cultures and, 135-136 Tribe, the, as the unit for culture, 47-48; popular and technical use of word, 48 Tribes, classification of cultures of, 69 Tundra, habitat zone, 228-232; the range of long-headed men, 230 Type of culture, meaning of term, 52- 55 Universal suffrage, as one of domi¬ nant characteristics of American culture, 5, 10-12 Upper Palaeolithic cultures, char¬ acteristics of, 223-224 Vitality of culture, evidences of, 41-44 Volcanoes, analogy between ac¬ tivities of culture centers and of, 156-157 War, a main head in culture classi¬ fication, 74, 75; diffusion of culture by, 164-172. See Mili¬ tarism Whirlwind concept of Oglala Sioux, 140, 141-142 Wife-purchase, relation between, and types of culture, 68-69 Wild-rice complex of Ojibway Indians, 51-52 Wilson, Woodrow, stand taken by, for culture rights, 334 Writing systems, part of, in the culture complex, 85-88 Yellow races. See Chinese and Japanese Yucatan, a super-center of culture influence, 156, 204; traces of Maya culture in, 216 Zones, of distribution of pre¬ historic ornaments and pottery types, 58-61; habitat, called mesa, tundra, and jungle, 228- 232 Zuni, culture of the, in Southwest, 205