This connects into Tylor’s belief that cultural aspects of a civilization can be traced to understand their ‘cultural’ tendencies and of what they have been provided in the organization before they reached a certain level of acceptance of animism and ‘non-civilized’ actions of surviving. The belief in a detached realm of reality that is considered just as ‘real’ as the physical world has objects, death, and hallucination. Tylor brings in the aspect of animism to prove his point of the differences between ‘savages’ and the civilized, however, he does not look deeply into the cultural tradition because he focused more on how people depicted religion and their own behavioral tendencies in comparison with other religions and their people. The idea that the ‘primitives’ are mistaken in understanding the world and the agreement that a systematic historical analogy of religious phenomena exists depicts Tylor’s own understanding of the ‘savages’ and how he believes them to be. Primitive people are described as ‘savages’, through the quote, “hypothetical primitive condition corresponds in a considerable degree to that of modern
This connects into Tylor’s belief that cultural aspects of a civilization can be traced to understand their ‘cultural’ tendencies and of what they have been provided in the organization before they reached a certain level of acceptance of animism and ‘non-civilized’ actions of surviving. The belief in a detached realm of reality that is considered just as ‘real’ as the physical world has objects, death, and hallucination. Tylor brings in the aspect of animism to prove his point of the differences between ‘savages’ and the civilized, however, he does not look deeply into the cultural tradition because he focused more on how people depicted religion and their own behavioral tendencies in comparison with other religions and their people. The idea that the ‘primitives’ are mistaken in understanding the world and the agreement that a systematic historical analogy of religious phenomena exists depicts Tylor’s own understanding of the ‘savages’ and how he believes them to be. Primitive people are described as ‘savages’, through the quote, “hypothetical primitive condition corresponds in a considerable degree to that of modern