The Golden Bough: A Study In Comparative Religion; Volume 2

One of the most famous works in anthropology, this book explores the origins and evolution of religion around the world. Frazer posits that all religion began with the worship of vegetation gods, and traces the development of religious practices through comparative analysis of different cultures. The result is a groundbreaking work that has influenced generations of scholars.

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