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Explore the fascinating world of myth and ritual with "The Golden Bough," abridged into one accessible volume. James George Frazer's landmark study delves into the origins of religious practices, folklore, and mythology across diverse cultures. A cornerstone of comparative religion and cultural anthropology, this book explores the common threads weaving through human belief systems. Journey through a vast landscape of ancient customs, examining the rituals, superstitions, and myths that have shaped societies for centuries. "The Golden Bough" offers a rich tapestry of anthropological insights, illuminating the enduring power of mythology in human culture. A classic exploration of social science, folklore, and the history of religion, meticulously prepared for a new printing.
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