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"The Golden Bough, Third Edition, Vol. 12 of 12: Bibliography and General Index" by James George Frazer is a cornerstone work in the study of mythology, folklore, and comparative religion. This meticulously prepared volume provides a comprehensive bibliography and index to the complete twelve-volume set, making it an indispensable resource for scholars and anyone interested in anthropology and the enduring power of myth.
Frazer's monumental work explores the commonalities in myths and rituals across cultures, examining the origins of religious practices and their relationship to magic and folklore. This final volume provides the key to unlocking the full scope of Frazer's insights into the human experience. Explore the fascinating connections between seemingly disparate traditions and gain a deeper understanding of the cultural roots that bind us. This volume is an essential tool for navigating "The Golden Bough's" wealth of information, ensuring its continued relevance as a vital resource in the social sciences.
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