Magic, Science and Religion and Other Essays
A foundational collection of essays examining the roles of magic, science, and religion across human cultures through anthropological analysis.
About This Book
This volume presents a series of essays examining the roles of magic, science, and religion in human societies.
The author draws on extensive fieldwork to analyze how different cultures understand and interact with the supernatural and the natural world.
Readers will find thoughtful reflections on the boundaries and overlaps between belief systems and empirical knowledge.
The work remains a foundational text for those interested in the study of culture and human behavior.
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