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Who argued that totemism was the basic beginning of all other more developed forms of religion ?

1. emilie durkheim
2. wilhelm dilthey
3. carl ritter
4. jane gooddall

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The answer is number one, Emilie Durkheim
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Answer:

Emilie Durkheim argued that "totemism" was the "beginning" of all other more "developed forms of religion".

Explanation:

  • Two scholars such as Emilie Durkheim and James Frazer claimed that totemism is the universal phenomenon of religion through which other religions and societies should follow.
  • It is a "belief system" where humans are said to have mystical relationship with spirits such as animal or plant. These interactions are led to serve their symbols or emblems.
  • According to Durkheim, religion is a 'unified system of beliefs' related to "sacred things".
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