We begin with four classic and profound statements on the nature of religion which take us from one of the ablest evolutionists (Tylor), through the two greatest sociologists on the subject (Durkheim and Weber), to the anthropologist who has been, if not the most influential, at least the most talked about theoretician in the latter decades of the twentieth century (Geertz).
An edition of A Reader in the Anthropology of Religion
(2007)
A Reader in the Anthropology of Religion
2 edition
by Michael Lambek
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A Reader in the Anthropology of Religion
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"We begin with four classic and profound statements on the nature of religion which take us from one of the ablest evolutionists (Tylor), through the two greatest sociologists on the subject (Durkheim and Weber), to the anthropologist who has been, if not the most influential, at least the most talked about theoretician in the latter decades of the twentieth century (Geertz)."
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