Engels Affirmed the Identity of Thought and Being

Contemporary Chinese Thought 3 (2):83-104 (1971)
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Old societies had the following superstition: Certain persons had demons attached to them, and things that they had used were considered "unclean." These things then became forbidden objects; if one came into contact with them, then one's body, too, would be polluted by the demonic influence.

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