Podcasts that mention 📚 The Illustrated Golden Bough by James George Frazer

well what's the connection here with Odus and wisdom because when he goes past the muses he puts the wax in his ears and that's one of the things that they entice him with In order for anus to do this he has to have the golden bow which becomes the the title of this this great mythological thing that's you know looking at Universal mythology that Sir James Fraser writes

The speaker mentions 'the golden bow' as a mythological concept and links it to the work of Sir James Fraser, who wrote the book 'The Golden Bough'.

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George Frasier, 'The Golden Bough' is nuts; it was first published in 1890 and it’s talking about a lot of the same things and it still holds up because Frasier was largely correct!

The hosts are discussing the winter solstice and the commonalities of practices around the world. They mention 'The Golden Bough' by James George Frazer as a seminal work on comparative religion that explores these shared traditions.

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Um one was a guy named James Frasier. He was an anthropologist who wrote a book, very influential book in 1890 called The Golden Bow. B U I'm sorry. Yeah, U. W. Jesus, what's going on with me? B O U G H. I'm going with bow. It's pronounced bo.

The host mentions James Frasier, an anthropologist, and his influential 1890 book 'The Golden Bough', describing its central argument about the origins of religion.

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