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The 24 pages that link to Animism, each with the reason it gives.

• UncannyRelated: An object that seems to possess hidden agency can make the familiar feel uncanny.

• PolytheismRelated: It can coexist with polytheism but does not itself require a pantheon of gods.

• Sacred natural sitesRelated: Some communities understand mountains, forests, or waters as spiritual beings or relations.

• SupernaturalRelated: It treats parts of the natural environment as inhabited by spiritual agents.

• Religious beliefRelated: It illustrates religious beliefs that locate agency beyond human beings.

• Prehistoric religionRelated: It offers one possible framework for interpreting prehistoric representations of animals and landscapes.

• Lion-man of Hohlenstein-StadelRelated: Animism is one proposed framework for interpreting its human-animal combination.

• Modern paganismRelated: Nature-centered pagan practice may treat landscapes and other beings as spiritually present.

• Great SpiritRelated: Some Indigenous traditions relate spiritual power to beings and places, not only a supreme creator.

• ManitouRelated: It offers a comparison, but does not capture the specific meanings of manitou in Algonquian traditions.

• Mia CoutoRelated: Many stories treat landscapes and nonhuman presences as active participants in human life.

• TotemRelated: Some totemic traditions recognize animals or other beings as social and spiritual relatives.