The Golden Bough: A Study of Magic & Religion
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- Nombre de pages930
- FormatePub
- ISBN406-4-06-639352-6
- EAN4064066393526
- Date de parution17/12/2020
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille1 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurMUSAICUM BOOKS
Résumé
In 'The Golden Bough: A Study of Magic & Religion, ' James George Frazer explores the interconnectedness of magic and religion in various cultures, tracing the evolution of beliefs and rituals from ancient times to modern society. Written in a scholarly yet accessible style, the book delves into the significance of rites and symbols, offering a comprehensive look at the human quest for meaning and transcendence.
Frazer's comparative approach and detailed analysis shed light on the universal themes that underlie religious practices across different civilizations, making this work a seminal contribution to the field of anthropology and religious studies. James George Frazer, a pioneering anthropologist and folklorist, drew on his extensive research and fieldwork to create 'The Golden Bough.' Influenced by the works of scholars such as Tylor and Durkheim, Frazer sought to unravel the mysteries of human belief systems and rituals, inspiring a new wave of academic inquiry into the nature of magic and religion.
I highly recommend 'The Golden Bough' to readers interested in the intersection of magic, religion, and culture. Frazer's meticulous scholarship and insightful observations offer valuable insights into the complexities of human spirituality and the enduring legacy of ancient belief systems.
Frazer's comparative approach and detailed analysis shed light on the universal themes that underlie religious practices across different civilizations, making this work a seminal contribution to the field of anthropology and religious studies. James George Frazer, a pioneering anthropologist and folklorist, drew on his extensive research and fieldwork to create 'The Golden Bough.' Influenced by the works of scholars such as Tylor and Durkheim, Frazer sought to unravel the mysteries of human belief systems and rituals, inspiring a new wave of academic inquiry into the nature of magic and religion.
I highly recommend 'The Golden Bough' to readers interested in the intersection of magic, religion, and culture. Frazer's meticulous scholarship and insightful observations offer valuable insights into the complexities of human spirituality and the enduring legacy of ancient belief systems.
In 'The Golden Bough: A Study of Magic & Religion, ' James George Frazer explores the interconnectedness of magic and religion in various cultures, tracing the evolution of beliefs and rituals from ancient times to modern society. Written in a scholarly yet accessible style, the book delves into the significance of rites and symbols, offering a comprehensive look at the human quest for meaning and transcendence.
Frazer's comparative approach and detailed analysis shed light on the universal themes that underlie religious practices across different civilizations, making this work a seminal contribution to the field of anthropology and religious studies. James George Frazer, a pioneering anthropologist and folklorist, drew on his extensive research and fieldwork to create 'The Golden Bough.' Influenced by the works of scholars such as Tylor and Durkheim, Frazer sought to unravel the mysteries of human belief systems and rituals, inspiring a new wave of academic inquiry into the nature of magic and religion.
I highly recommend 'The Golden Bough' to readers interested in the intersection of magic, religion, and culture. Frazer's meticulous scholarship and insightful observations offer valuable insights into the complexities of human spirituality and the enduring legacy of ancient belief systems.
Frazer's comparative approach and detailed analysis shed light on the universal themes that underlie religious practices across different civilizations, making this work a seminal contribution to the field of anthropology and religious studies. James George Frazer, a pioneering anthropologist and folklorist, drew on his extensive research and fieldwork to create 'The Golden Bough.' Influenced by the works of scholars such as Tylor and Durkheim, Frazer sought to unravel the mysteries of human belief systems and rituals, inspiring a new wave of academic inquiry into the nature of magic and religion.
I highly recommend 'The Golden Bough' to readers interested in the intersection of magic, religion, and culture. Frazer's meticulous scholarship and insightful observations offer valuable insights into the complexities of human spirituality and the enduring legacy of ancient belief systems.
