The Native Tribes of Central Australia¶
Spencer, W. B., & Gillen, F. J. (1899). The Native Tribes of Central Australia.
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- Collective Effervescence
- Durkheim 1912 derived collective effervescence from ethnographic accounts of Australian Aboriginal corroborees described in Spencer and Gillen's work
This sourceMacmillan. Ethnographic accounts of Arrernte/central-Australian corroborees that Durkheim analyzed to derive collective effervescence.
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Spencer and Gillen describe Arunta corrobborees and sacred ceremonies, but being a 1899 ethnography it cannot show that Durkheim derived effervescence from them.
“to describe the ordinary dancing ceremonies, which are entirely different from the sacred ceremonies of the Arunta and other tribes”
- Durkheim 1912 derived collective effervescence from ethnographic accounts of Australian Aboriginal corroborees described in Spencer and Gillen's work
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