@article{a8b824cb692a4367a7fd3e27ab6facf3,
title = "Custom, Association, and the Mixed Mode: Locke's Early Theory of Cultural Reproduction",
author = "Jad Smith",
note = "In The Sociology of Culture, Raymond Williams traces the {"}modern{"} (or sociological) meaning of {"}culture{"} to Johann Gottfried von Herder, whose late eighteenth-century usage denotes the attitudes and customs-or {"}spirit{"}-of a people; but for Williams, the real watershed in the history of the term occurs somewhat later, in the nineteenth century, when comparative anthropologists begin to make enquiries into the {"}formative or determining elements{"} of various cultures.",
year = "2006",
month = dec,
day = "20",
doi = "10.1353/ELH.2006.0033",
language = "American English",
volume = "73",
journal = "ELH",
}