This man argued that secular institutions such as government, private property, and marriaged been partly gained respect due to superstition in one work.
This man argued that secular institutions such as government, private property, and marriaged been partly gained respect due to superstition in one work. Another work by this author of Psyche's Task examined the Aruntas people and proposed the conceptional, industrial, and "external soul" theories of the titular concept contrasted with "exogamy". This man examined the corn god trope and the "king of the wood" ritual in a work that traces the evolution of religion and magic and takes its title from the object Aeneas used to enter the Underworld. For 10 points, identify this author of Totemism and Exogamy, a Scottish anthropologist who wrote The Golden Bough.
This man argued that secular institutions such as government, private property, and marriaged been partly gained respect due to superstition in one work.
Sir James George {Frazer}