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Explore the fascinating world of totemism with Andrew Lang's insightful study, "Method in the Study of Totemism." A cornerstone of cultural anthropology and indigenous studies, this work delves into the complex social customs and primitive religious beliefs surrounding totemism. Lang, a noted scholar, meticulously examines the folklore and social structures associated with this phenomenon, offering a comprehensive look at its diverse manifestations across different cultures.
This volume presents a detailed exploration of totemism, a system deeply intertwined with social organization and identity. It is essential reading for anyone interested in the roots of social science, the anthropology of religion, and the enduring power of cultural traditions. Discover the rich tapestry of human belief and social life as revealed through the lens of totemism. This carefully prepared print edition ensures the accessibility of Lang's seminal work for those seeking to understand this fundamental aspect of human culture.
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