1 definition by dialecticalanthropologist
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Anthropological term denominating someone to a super-ethnos originating from the swamplands of continental Europe, specifically, Poland, Lithuania, Germany, Netherlands, Ireland, and Britain. The materialization of said super-ethnos results from the commonality of their material conditions: the swamplands. This has resulted in a deterioration of cognitive thinking and a materially-unfounded belief in idealism, whether consciously or unconsciously.
Origin:
Originated in the 1st Century A.D. by the Romans after encountering the swamp folk of Britannia and Germania.
Anthropological term denominating someone to a super-ethnos originating from the swamplands of continental Europe, specifically, Poland, Lithuania, Germany, Netherlands, Ireland, and Britain. The materialization of said super-ethnos results from the commonality of their material conditions: the swamplands. This has resulted in a deterioration of cognitive thinking and a materially-unfounded belief in idealism, whether consciously or unconsciously.
Origin:
Originated in the 1st Century A.D. by the Romans after encountering the swamp folk of Britannia and Germania.
by dialecticalanthropologist February 5, 2022