- 1Dedication
- 2Preface
- 3I — Myth: Its Birth and Growth
- 4§ I — Its Primitive Meaning
- 5§ II — Confusion of Early Thought Between the Living and the Not Li…
- 6§ III — Personification of the Powers of Nature
- 7§ IV — The Solar Theory of Myth
- 8§ V — Belief in Metamorphosis Into Animals
- 9§ VI — Totemism: Belief in Descent From Animal or Plant
- 10§ VII — Survival of Myth in History
- 11§ VIII — Myth Among the Hebrews
- 12§ IX — Conclusion
- 13II — Dreams: Their Place in the Growth of Beliefs in the Supernatural
- 14§ I — Difference Between Savage and Civilised Man
- 15§ II — Limitations of Barbaric Language
- 16§ III — Barbaric Confusion Between Names and Things
- 17§ IV — Barbaric Belief in Virtue in Inanimate Things
- 18§ V — Barbaric Belief in the Reality of Dreams
- 19§ VI — Barbaric Theory of Disease
- 20§ VII — Barbaric Theory of a Second Self or Soul
- 21§ VIII — Barbaric Philosophy in “Punchkin” and Allied Stories
- 22§ IX — Barbaric and Civilised Notions of the Soul’s Nature
- 23§ X — Barbaric Belief in Souls in Brutes and Plants and Lifeless Th…
- 24§ XI — Barbaric and Civilised Notions About the Soul’s Dwelling-Place
- 25§ XII — Conclusions From the Foregoing
- 26§ XIII — Dreams as Omens and Media of Communication Between Gods an…
Myths and Dreams
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