The concepts listed in the question are associated with different scholars who proposed theories related to religion and cultural anthropology.
- Animism (A): The belief that spirits inhabit objects and nature, proposed by E B Tylor (III), who is considered the father of the theory of animism.
- Animatism (B): The belief that objects possess spiritual power, but not necessarily spirits, was proposed by R R Marett (I).
- Naturalism (C): The belief that natural phenomena can be explained by natural laws rather than supernatural forces was proposed by Max Muller (IV), a linguist and scholar of religion.
- Totemism (D): The belief that humans are connected to specific animals or plants as ancestors or protectors was proposed by Emile Durkheim (II), who explored social cohesion and religious beliefs.
Step 1: Matching the concepts with the scholars.
- Animism is best associated with E B Tylor (III), who studied the belief in spirits.
- Animatism is associated with R R Marett (I), who introduced the idea of spiritual power in nature.
- Naturalism is linked with Max Muller (IV), who emphasized rational explanations for natural phenomena.
- Totemism is associated with Emile Durkheim (II), who studied the role of totems in societal structure and religion.
Final Answer:
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