Elements of Folk Psychology / Outline of a Psychological History of the Development of Mankind
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The author outlines a psychological history that interprets human mental life through collective cultural products such as language, myth, art, religion, law, and social institutions, arguing that these shared creations reveal group processes of cognition and moral feeling. He combines ethnology, archaeology, and comparative study of artifacts and prehistoric remains to trace patterns of continuity and change, noting the preservational limits of material evidence and the stabilizing effects of isolation alongside the modifying influence of contact and migration. The account emphasizes how communal practices and symbols shape cognitive development across generations.
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