Note
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"Intermediate Types among Primitive Folk", by Edward Carpenter, [1914],
Note
The four chapters forming Part I of this book were originally published in Professor Stanley Hall's "American Journal of Religious Psychology" for July, 1911; and in the "Revue d' Ethnographie et de Sociologie" of the same date, issued by the International Ethnographic Institute of Paris.
With regard to the Dorian institutions in Part II, I owe much to Professor E. Bethe's learned and authoritative treatise on that subject in the "Rheinisches Museum fr Philologie", Frankfurt-a-m., 1907.
E. C.
"Intermediate Types among Primitive Folk", by Edward Carpenter, [1914],
Note
The four chapters forming Part I of this book were originally published in Professor Stanley Hall's "American Journal of Religious Psychology" for July, 1911; and in the "Revue d' Ethnographie et de Sociologie" of the same date, issued by the International Ethnographic Institute of Paris.
With regard to the Dorian institutions in Part II, I owe much to Professor E. Bethe's learned and authoritative treatise on that subject in the "Rheinisches Museum fr Philologie", Frankfurt-a-m., 1907.
E. C.
