For 10 points, name this Scottish anthropologist who wrote about shared folklore in his 1935 work The Golden Bough.
This author of Folklore in the Old Testament described how Nicaraguans abstained from eating chocolate during the harvest in "The Influence of the Sexes on Vegetation," a section of his greatest work, which also has chapters on "Our Debt to the Savage" and "The Corn-Spirit as an Animal." That work examines the relationship between (*) customs, magic, and religion. For 10 points, name this Scottish anthropologist who wrote about shared folklore in his 1935 work The Golden Bough.
This author of Folklore in the Old Testament described how Nicaraguans abstained from eating chocolate during the harvest in "The Influence of the Sexes on Vegetation," a section of his greatest work, which also has chapters on "Our Debt to the Savage" and "The Corn-Spirit as an Animal."
James {Frazer}