Golden Bough

Explore the roots of civilization with James George Frazer's "The Golden Bough," a cornerstone of anthropological thought. This is Volume 5 of 12, representing Part 4, "Adonis, Attis, Osiris," Volume 1 of 2. Delve into the fascinating world of mythology, comparative religion, and folklore as Frazer meticulously examines ancient rituals and beliefs.

A foundational work in the social sciences, "The Golden Bough" investigates the recurring themes and symbolic power of myths across cultures. Discover the enduring stories of Adonis, Attis, and Osiris, and trace their influence on religious practices. Frazer's detailed research provides a rich tapestry of human history, offering insights into paganism and the origins of religious thought. A classic exploration of the human experience, this volume remains a vital resource for understanding the development of belief systems and cultural traditions worldwide.

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