Примери за използване на Sympathetic magic на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Sympathetic magic.
We call it sympathetic magic.
Sympathetic magic is imitation.
It's called sympathetic magic.
In the mythology of your race, this is called"sympathetic magic".
Sympathetic magic," mostly because I understand what both of those words mean.
They call it sympathetic magic.
Whenever sympathetic magic occurs in its pure unadulterated form, it assumes that in nature one event follows another necessarily and invariably without the intervention of any spiritual or personal agency.
This is called sympathetic magic.
Nowhere is the theory of sympathetic magic more systematically carried into practice for the maintenance of the food supply than in the barren regions of Central Australia.
This is known as sympathetic magic.
For on the principles of sympathetic magic the spittle is part of the man, and whatever is done to it will have a corresponding effect on him.
This is done most often by using sympathetic magic.
So when I click on"sympathetic magic," I get sympathetic magic and voodoo dolls.
That, largely, is what they're there for,as a kind of dark, sympathetic magic masquerading as a joke.
The link I clicked on here,"sympathetic magic," mostly because I understand what both of those words mean.
In fact the whole doctrine of taboo, or at all events a large part of it,would seem to be only a special application of sympathetic magic, with its two great laws of similarity and contact.
Homoeopathic and in general sympathetic magic plays a great part in the measures taken by the rude hunter or fisherman to secure an abundant supply of food.
Some aphrodisiacs gain their reputation from the principles of sympathetic magic, for example oysters, due to their shape.
And, on the principle of sympathetic magic, by subjecting the personal representative of vegetation to their influence, you secure a supply of these necessaries for trees and crops.
THUS far we have been considering chiefly that branch of sympathetic magic which may be called homoeopathic or imitative.
Hence, as the Australians undoubtedly represent a ruder and earlier stage of human progress than the American Indians, it would seem that before hunters think of worshipping the game as a means of ensuring an abundant supply of it,they seek to attain the same end by sympathetic magic.
For it is to be observed that the system of sympathetic magic is not merely composed of positive precepts; it comprises a very large number of negative precepts, that is, prohibitions.
The means which the Australians adopt to secure a plentiful supply of game appear to be primarily based,not on conciliation, but on sympathetic magic, a principle to which the North American Indians also resort for the same purpose.
Another function of bonfires was to generate sympathetic magic, giving a boost to the sun's energy so that it would remain potent throughout the rest of the growing season and guarantee a plentiful harvest.
It may be objected that, if the intention is simply to secure enough sunshine for vegetation,this end would be better attained, on the principles of sympathetic magic, by merely passing the representative of vegetation through the fire instead of burning him.
Another function of bonfires was to generate sympathetic magic, giving a boost to the sun's energy so that it would remain potent throughout the rest of the growing season and guarantee a plentiful harvest.
Everybody fancies he can influence his fellows orthe course of nature by sympathetic magic, but nobody dreams of propitiating gods by prayer or sacrifice.
If we analyse the various cases of sympathetic magic which have been passed in review in the preceding pages, and which may be taken as fair samples of the bulk, we shall find, as I have already indicated, that they are all mistaken applications of one or other of two great fundamental laws of thought, namely, the association of ideas by similarity and the association of ideas by contiguity in space or time.
THE examples collected in the last chapter may suffice to illustrate the general principles of sympathetic magic in its two branches, to which we have given the names of Homoeopathic and Contagious respectively.