When we make a comparative study of these strata, we can survey the whole series of such periods.
It will be best to begin with a comparative study of the souls of various groups of Vertebrates.
In order to distinguish correctly between palingenetic and cenogenetic phenomena in embryology, and deduce sound conclusions in connection with stem-history, we must especially make a comparative study of the former.
Thus, notwithstanding all diversities in the treatment of particular problems, one leading methodical principle runs through the works of all the above-mentioned exponents of comparative study.
Aryan race, and he did so on the strength of a comparative study of terms used in the different Indo-European languages.
Jurisprudence in such a philosophic or pedagogical sense has certainly to reckon with the methods and results of a comparative study of law, but its aims are distinct from those of the latter: it deals with more general problems.
Comparative study of folk-lore, with the activities of the numerous associations, has brought to light fascinating material.
The double source of many modern stories may be found by a comparative study of Collison-Morley's book and Myers's Human Personality, while G.
A comparative study of ghost stories leads one to the conclusion that the ghost is the most modern of ancients and the most ancient of moderns.
Comparative study of the cæca in birds shows that these organs are in process of degeneration.
Folk-psychology (Völkerpsychologie) had its origin in an attempt to answer in psychological terms the problems to which a comparative study of cultural materials has given rise.
A comparative study of the criminal woman, the working girl, and the efficient working woman, in a series of mental and physical tests.
What is true of the comparative study of languages is true in every other field in which a comparative study of cultural materials has been made.
Differences in institutions in contemporary societies led to comparative study.
Similar coincidences and divergences have been brought to light by a comparative study of the history of astronomy, of music, of grammar, but, most of all, by a comparative study of philosophic thought.
History, too, particularly the most ancient history, has received new light and life from a comparative study of languages.
The materials, therefore, for a comparative study of the religious systems of the world had all to be supplied by Oriental scholars.
Sidenote: The beliefs of primitive man can only be understood through a comparative study of the various races in the lower stages of culture.
To the missionary more particularly a comparative study of the religions of mankind will be, I believe, of the greatest assistance.
But this is not the only advantage of a comparative study of religions.
I do not wish to disguise these difficulties which are inherent in a comparative study of the religions of the world.
It must, therefore, be our next task to make a comparative study of the various forms of vertebrate gastrulation, and trace them backwards to that of the lancelet.
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