ethology (etholoji)

[= F. éthologie = Pg. ethologia = It. etologia; in sense based on the moral sense of ethos, ethics; in form Mr. Mill calls ethology the science of the formation of character. Krauth-Fleming. We want an ethology of the schoolroom, somewhat more discriminative than that ethology of the a embly that Aristotle gives in his "Rhetoric.' Pop. Sci. Mo., XXX. 259. 21. Mimicry. Bailey, 1731. ethopoetic (ē"thō-po-et'ik), a. [ phy + -ist.] An ethnographer. A five-year-old girl playing with her doll is a better medium for studying primitive mythologies than the heaviest volumes of anthropologists and eth nog rap hists . Pop . Sci . Mo., XXV.