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Sir James George Frazer Sir James George Frazer was a Social Anthropologist, who was born in Glasgow, Scotland. He attended the University of Glasgow and Cambridge University . He was elected as a Fellow of Trinity College in 1879, and remained until his unfortunate death in 1941. Sir James was made a Professor of Social Anthropology at the University of Liverpool in 1907, and continued teaching until 1922. Frazer's work covered a wide array of anthropological research. The study of myth and religion became his areas of expertise. He was the first to suggest a relation between myths and rituals. This gave myths legitimacy in the order of society. His theory was extended to explain the meaning of myths in literate societies like are own. The monumental work had a great impact on early 20th-century thought. The Golden Bough (1890), a study of ancient cults, rites, myths and their parallels with early Christianity, was his greatest work. It encompassed many of his other skills, including his eloquent writing style and supreme knowledge of his field. This book established Frazer as a preeminent scholar. He would expand it to 12 volumes in the next 25 years in a monumental exploration of the cults, legends, myths and rites of the world and their influence on the development of religion. However, the number of volumes has come under scrutiny depending upon the source. Some have the figure reaching as high as 15, but the general consensus is 12 volumes. In 1914, he was knighted for his work in the further advancement of his field.

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Sir James George Frazer Sir James George Frazer was a Social Anthropologist, who was born in Glasgow, Scotland. He attended the University of Glasgow and Cambridge University . He was elected as a Fellow of Trinity College in 1879, and remained until his unfortunate death in 1941. Sir James was made a Professor of Social Anthropology at the University of Liverpool in 1907, and continued teaching until 1922. Frazer's work covered a wide array of anthropological research. The study of myth and religion became his areas of expertise. He was the first to suggest a relation between myths and rituals. This gave myths legitimacy in the order of society. His theory was extended to explain the meaning of myths in literate societies like are own. The monumental work had a great impact on early 20th-century thought. The Golden Bough (1890), a study of ancient cults, rites, myths and their parallels with early Christianity, was his greatest work. It encompassed many of his other skills, including his eloquent writing style and supreme knowledge of his field. This book established Frazer as a preeminent scholar. He would expand it to 12 volumes in the next 25 years in a monumental exploration of the cults, legends, myths and rites of the world and their influence on the development of religion. However, the number of volumes has come under scrutiny depending upon the source. Some have the figure reaching as high as 15, but the general consensus is 12 volumes. In 1914, he was knighted for his work in the further advancement of his field.

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Sir James George Frazer The Golden Bough A Study in Magic and Religion A new abridgement From the second and third editions Edited with an introduction by Robert Frazer Oxford University Press, Walton Street Oxford OX2 6DP The blurb on the back of the book: James George Frazer The Golden Bough A new abridgement with an Introduction and Notes by Robert Frazer A classic study of the beliefs and institutions of mankind, and the process through magic and relogion to scientific thought, The Golden Bough has a unique status in modern anthropology and literature. First published in 1890, The Golden Bough was eventually issued in a twelve-volume edition (1906-15) which was abridged in 1922 by the author and his wife. That abridgement has never been reconsidered for a modern audience. In it some of the more controversial passages were dropped, including Frazer's daring speculations on the Crucifixion of Christ. This one-volume edition restores Frazer's bolder theories for the first time, setting them within the framework of a valuable introduction and notes. A seminal work of anthropology

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Sir James George Frazer The Golden Bough. VII. Incarnate Human Gods T HE I NSTANCES taura, uruhia (under the inspiration of the spirit), the priest was always considered as sacred as the god, and was called, during this period, atua, god, though at other times only denominated taura in Northern Celebes, after a pig has been killed, the priest rushes furiously at it, thrusts his head into the carcase, and drinks of the blood. Then he is dragged away from it by force and set on a chair, whereupon he begins to prophesy how the rice-crop will turn out that year. A second time he runs at the carcase and drinks of the blood; a second time he is forced into the chair and continues his predictions. It is thought that there is a spirit in him which possesses the power of prophecy. The person temporarily inspired is believed to acquire, not merely divine knowledge, but also, at least occasionally, divine power. In Cambodia, when an epidemic breaks out, the inhabitants of several villages unite and go with a band of music at their head to look for the man whom the local god is supposed to have chosen for his temporary incarnation. When found, the man is conducted to the altar of the god, where the mystery of incarnation takes place. Then the man becomes an object of veneration to his fellows, who implore him to protect the village against the plague. A certain image of Apollo, which stood in a sacred cave at Hylae near Magnesia, was thought to impart superhuman strength. Sacred men, inspired by it, leaped down precipices, tore up huge trees by the roots, and carried them on their backs along the narrowest defiles. The feats performed by inspired dervishes belong to the same class.

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James Frazer (1854 - 1941) Sir James George Frazer, nacido en la ciudad escocesa de Glasgow y profesor de antropología en la universidad de Liverpool, fue uno de los primeros autores en desarrollar grandes estudios recopilatorios de la disciplina antropológica. En este caso, se trata de la obra "The Golden Bough" (La rama dorada), un inmenso conjunto de 12 volúmenes sobre mitos, rituales, magia y tabús. Frazer realizó sus estudios en las universidades de Glasgow y Cambrige (Trinity College), y fue pricipalmente la lectura de la obra "Cultura Primitiva", de E.B.Tylor lo que le inició en su interés por la antropología. Su excelente habilidad como escritor -tal vez más que la de científico- favoreció el que pronto sus trabajos se reconociesen en la mentalidad académica anglosajona de principios de siglo. En "La Rama Dorada", Frazer plantea la idea de que la cultura humana evoluciona a partir de la creencia en la magia, que precede a la religión, y que finalmente desemboca en la ciencia. Como ya era habitual en el uso evolucionista anglosajón de finales del siglo XIX, el estudio antropológico no se originaba a raíz de las experiencias propias en viajes y trabajos de campo (algo en lo que sería pionero Malinowski ). En este sentido, encontramos en Frazer tal vez a uno de los últimos exponentes del evolucionismo, no sólo por su línea de pensamiento, sino también por sus métodos. No es por ello de extrañar que las críticas a la obra de Frazer pasen por una acusación de exceso de literatura y falta de rigor científico, ya que se limitó a recopilar etnografía pero nunca estuvo presente en los lugares que describió.

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