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Ancient Art and Ritual
Jane Ellen Harrison
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To primitive man, as we have seen, beast and bird and plant and himself were not sharply divided, and the periodicity of the seasons was for all. It will depend on man’s social and geographical conditions whether he notices periodicity most in plants or animals. If he is nomadic he will note the recurrent births of other animals and of human chil. . . Read More
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Community Reviews
I really liked this interesting book!
Soooo fascinating. Was intrigued to find a number of what I had thought were Northrop Frye's major insights (unattributed). Endless possibilities for thinking about Woolf. Plan to read again.
A serviceable book written by a favorite author of mine whose previous work I read (Themis), is much more clear, detailed, and worthwhile to read. However, for those who want a quicker introduction to similar material, this would suffice.
Informative. It is an academic read, but fits in with everything I have studied.
This book is a scholarly read and Jane Harrison shows how man has always dealt with rituals to celebrate new life or some rite of passage. He could be seen enraptured in a dance or a song as he asks the gods to show mercy for rain, a healing or for food. She shows how these ancient rituals evolved i