The Golden Bough

This work explores the connections between mythology, religion, and anthropology through the lens of comparative studies. Frazer examines various cultural rituals and beliefs, particularly focusing on the themes of fertility and the cycles of nature. His analysis spans numerous societies, revealing common threads in their practices and the significance of the "dying god" motif. The book's extensive research and insights have had a profound impact on the fields of folklore and religious studies, making it a foundational text for understanding human belief systems.