1871
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- The Tuileries Palace in Paris was destroyed.
- Paris Communes
- "To arrive at the unknown through the disordering of all the senses, that's the point." --Arthur Rimbaud
- In 1871, the British ethnologist Edward Burnett Tylor published his most influential work, Primitive Culture. Building on the work of Charles De Brosses, Tylor considered fetishism to be a special case of animism.
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