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    5 Boas - The Development of Folk-Tales and Myths20.pdf
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    1. mlopez18 20 Feb 2020
      Thelocalcharacteroffolk-talesislargelydeterminedbytypicalassociationsbetweenincidentsanddefiniteplots.

      Could this be seen as different regions have their own personalities which can continuously be divided into smaller and smaller parts?

    2. mlopez18 20 Feb 2020
      accordingtotheAlaskantale

      The differentiation of tales reminds me somewhat of evolution with different stories branching off of similar feelings that a human feels when interacting with the world. Over time we learn more and more and therefore collectively change our perspectives and interactions.

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    4 Durkheim - Rules for the Explanation of Social Facts20.pdf
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    1. mlopez18 18 Feb 2020
      Priorforcesmustexist,

      I am not sure if I am thinking of this correctly but is he saying that behaviors have a root natural cause that builds up and changes over time?

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