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(11) Ciszewski, S. _Kunstliche Verwandschaft bei den Sudslaven._ Leipzig, 1897.

(12) Windisch, H. _Taufe und Sunde im altesten Christentum bis auf Origines_. Ein Beitrag zur altchristlichen Dogmengeschichte. Tubingen, 1908.

B. _a.s.similation and Amalgamation_

(1) Gumplowicz, Ludwig. _Der Ra.s.senkampf._ Sociologische Untersuchungen, sec. 38, "Wie die Amalgamirung vor sich geht," pp. 253-63. Innsbruck, 1883.

(2) Commons, John R. _Races and Immigrants in America._ Chap. ix, "Amalgamation and a.s.similation," pp. 198-238. New ed. New York, 1920.

[See also pp. 17-21.]

(3) Ripley, William Z. _The Races of Europe._ A sociological study.

Chap. ii, "Language, Nationality, and Race," pp. 15-36. Chap. xviii, "European Origins: Race and Culture," pp. 486-512. New York, 1899.

(4) Fischer, Eugen. _Die Rehobother b.a.s.t.a.r.ds und das b.a.s.t.a.r.dierungsproblem beim Menschen._ Anthropologische und ethnographische Studien am Rehobother b.a.s.t.a.r.dvolk in Deutsch-Sudwest Afrika. Jena, 1913.

(5) Mayo-Smith, Richmond. "Theories of Mixture of Races and Nationalities," _Yale Review_, III (1894), 166-86.

(6) Smith, G. Elliot. "The Influence of Racial Admixture in Egypt,"

_Eugenics Review_, VII (1915-16), 163-83.

(7) Reuter, E. B. _The Mulatto in the United States._ Including a study of the role of mixed-blood races throughout the world. Boston, 1918.

(8) Weatherly, Ulysses G. "The Racial Element in Social a.s.similation,"

_Publications of the American Sociological Society_, V (1910), 57-76.

(9) ----. "Race and Marriage," _American Journal of Sociology_, XV (1909-10), 433-53.

(10) Roosevelt, Theodore. "Brazil and the Negro," _Outlook_, CVI (1904), 409-11.

II. THE CONFLICT AND FUSION OF CULTURES

A. _Process of Acculturation_

(1) Ratzel, Friedrich. _The History of Mankind._ Vol. I, Book I, sec. 4, "Nature, Rise and Spread of Civilization," pp. 20-30. Vol. II, Book II, sec. 31, "Origin and Development of the Old American Civilization," pp.

160-70. Translated from the 2d German ed. by A. J. Butler. 3 vols.

London, 1896-98.

(2) Rivers, W. H. R. "The Ethnological a.n.a.lysis of Culture," _Report of the 81st Meeting of the British a.s.sociation for the Advancement of Science_, 1911, pp. 490-99.

(3) Frobenius, L. _Der Ursprung der afrikanischen Kulturen._ Berlin, 1898.

(4) Boas, Franz. _The Mind of Primitive Man._ Chap. vi, "The Universality of Cultural Traits," pp. 155-73. Chap. vii, "The Evolutionary Viewpoint," pp. 174-96. New York, 1911.

(5) Vierkandt, A. _Die Stetigkeit im Kulturwandel._ Eine sociologische Studie. Leipzig, 1908.

(6) McGee, W. J. "Piratical Acculturation," _American Anthropologist_, XI (1898), 243-51.

(7) Crooke, W. "Method of Investigation and Folklore Origins,"

_Folklore_, XXIV (1913), 14-40.

(8) Graebner, F. "Die melanesische Bogenkultur und ihre Verwandten,"

_Anthropos_, IV (1909), 726-80, 998-1032.

(9) Lowie, Robert H. "On the Principle of Convergence in Ethnology,"

_Journal of American Folklore_, XXV (1912), 24-42.

(10) Goldenweiser, A. A. "The Principle of Limited Possibilities in the Development of Culture," _Journal of American Folklore_, XXVI (1913), 259-90.

(11) Dixon, R. B. "The Independence of the Culture of the American Indian," _Science_, N.S., x.x.xV (1912), 46-55.

(12) Johnson, W. _Folk-Memory._ Or the continuity of British archaeology. Oxford, 1908.

(13) Wundt, Wilhelm. _Volkerpsychologie._ Eine Untersuchung der Entwicklungsgesetze von Sprache, Mythus, und Sitte. Band I, "Die Sprache." 3 vols. Leipzig, 1900-1909.

(14) Tarde, Gabriel. _The Laws of Imitation._ Translated from the 2d French ed. by Elsie Clews Parsons. New York, 1903.

B. _Nationalization and Denationalization_

(1) Bauer, Otto. _Die Nationalitatenfrage und die Sozialdemokratie._ Wien, 1907. Chap. vi, sec. 30, "Der Sozialismus und das Nationalitatsprinzip," pp. 507-21. (In: Adler, M. and Hildering, R.

_Marx-Studien; Blatter zur Theorie und Politik des wissenschaftlichen Sozialismus._ Band II. Wien, 1904.

(2) Kerner, R. J. _Slavic Europe._ A selected bibliography in the western European languages, comprising history, languages, and literature. "The Slavs and Germanization," Nos. 2612-13, pp. 193-95.

Cambridge, Ma.s.s., 1918.

(3) Delbruck, Hans. "Das Polenthum," _Preussische Jahrbucher_, LXXVI (April, 1894), 173-86.

(4) Warren, H. C. "Social Forces and International Ethics,"

_International Journal of Ethics_, XXVII (1917), 350-56.

(5) Prince, M. "A World Consciousness and Future Peace," _Journal of Abnormal Psychology_, XI (1917), 287-304.

(6) Reich, Emil. _General History of Western Nations, from 5000 B.C. to 1900 A.D._ "Europeanization of Humanity," pp. 33-65, 480-82. (Vols. I-II published.) London, 1908.

(7) Thomas, William I. "The Prussian-Polish Situation: an Experiment in a.s.similation," _American Journal of Sociology_, XIX (1913-14), 624-39.

(8) Parkman, Francis. _Conspiracy of Pontiac and the Indian Wars after the Conquest of Canada._ 8th ed., 2 vols. Boston, 1877. [Discusses the cultural effects of the mingling of French and Indians in Canada.]

(9) Moore, William H. _The Clash._ A study in nationalities. New York, 1919. [French and English cultural contacts in Canada.]

(10) Mayo-Smith, Richmond. "a.s.similation of Nationalities in the United States," _Political Science Quarterly_, IX (1894), 426-44, 649-70.

(11) Kelly, J. Liddell. "New Race in the Making; Many Nationalities in the Territory of Hawaii--Process of Fusion Proceeding--the Coming Pacific Race," _Westminster Review_, CLXXV (1911), 357-66.

(12) Kallen, H. M. _Structure of Lasting Peace._ An inquiry into the motives of war and peace. Boston, 1918.