Magic, Science and Religion and Other Essays

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Exploring the intersection of religion, magic, and science, this collection features three seminal essays by renowned anthropologist Bronislaw Malinowski. Through his unique perspective, Malinowski examines the beliefs and practices of the Trobrianders of New Guinea, delving into concepts such as rites, myths, and the human experience. The essays cover topics like primitive religion and man's relationship with nature, providing profound insights into cultural anthropology. A modern edition also includes a new biography of the author, enhancing the reader's understanding of his impact.