Karen E. Fields (Book order)

Karen E. Fields Book order

Karen E. Fields is an independent scholar who delves into historical and social phenomena with profound insight. Her work often focuses on rebellion and societal shifts, as evidenced by her publications on millenarianism and life in the 20th-century American South. Fields has also contributed to the understanding of sociological theories through her translations and analyses. Her approach combines scholarly rigor with a deep grasp of the human experience.

The elementary forms of the religious life

472 pages
17 hours of reading

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Exploring the intersection of religion and sociology, this book delves into the foundational concepts of elementary religion, examining key beliefs such as totemism and the notion of the soul. It investigates the origins of these beliefs and their implications for understanding religious practices. The text also addresses principal ritual attitudes and the role of positive cults in shaping religious experience. Through a structured analysis, it aims to provide insight into the fundamental aspects of religious thought and practice.