That work, of course, was James Frazer's The Golden Bough.
A 2005 book by Susan Greenwood which was subtitled "an anthropology of consciousness" dealt with the "nature" of this concept. A 1950 book which offered a "theory" of this concept was written by Marcel Mauss. A 1971 study of "popular beliefs in 16th and 17th century England" dealt with the "decline" of this concept, and was written by Keith Thomas. The word denoting this concept derives from the title of Zoroastrian priests. The "sympathetic" version of this was discussed in the third chapter of a lengthy work which was itself subtitled "a study in" this concept and religion. That work, of course, was James Frazer's The Golden Bough. FTP, name this concept which also identifies an NBA team based in Orlando.
A 2005 book by Susan Greenwood which was subtitled "an anthropology of consciousness" dealt with the "nature" of this concept.
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