Sunday, February 06, 2005
http://www.bartleby.com/196/
http://www.bartleby.com
I discovered the golden bough while visiting an internet friend in 1992, just after the EFF CPF2. I dound I've yet read all the way through it.
It explains, well, religions and elections and ceremony and rites of passage and all sorts of things that make culture tick.
Some of the details might be disputed now, but the general idea that there are recurring cultural patterns is widely accepted.
Once, christianity was challenged by the idea that life evolved rather than being divinely inspired. the golden bough suggests that christianisty evolved as well, another challenge.
http://www.bartleby.com
I discovered the golden bough while visiting an internet friend in 1992, just after the EFF CPF2. I dound I've yet read all the way through it.
It explains, well, religions and elections and ceremony and rites of passage and all sorts of things that make culture tick.
Some of the details might be disputed now, but the general idea that there are recurring cultural patterns is widely accepted.
Once, christianity was challenged by the idea that life evolved rather than being divinely inspired. the golden bough suggests that christianisty evolved as well, another challenge.
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