Sacrifice: Its Nature and Functions
Marcel Mauss and Henri Hubert investigate sacrifice as a social and religious phenomenon. Focusing on its nature and functions, this influential scholarly work provides a framework for readers exploring anthropology, sociology, comparative religion, and the ways human communities understand sacrificial practice.
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Sacrifice: Its Nature and Functions examines sacrifice as a subject of social and religious inquiry.
Marcel Mauss and Henri Hubert focus on the nature and functions associated with sacrificial practices.
The book offers a scholarly framework for considering how sacrifice may be understood within broader human institutions and beliefs.
It is suited to readers interested in anthropology, sociology, and the study of religion.
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