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Anthropology of religion

Frazer's evolutionary scheme in which human thought passes from magic through religion to science, now widely rejected but historically influential.

In anthropology of religion, magic-religion-science sequence refers to Frazer's evolutionary scheme in which human thought passes from magic through religion to science, now widely rejected but historically influential. This meaning comes from Frazer (1890) in The Golden Bough.[1]

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  1. Frazer, J. G. (1890). The Golden Bough. Touchstone. ISBN 9781447445302

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