Sir James Frazer And The Literary Imagination : Essays In Affinity And Influence

b/w version, reduced file size, based on the original upload Cover SIR JAMES FRAZER AND THE LITERARY IMAGINATION PREFACE CONTENTS List of Illustrations Notes on the Contributors A Note on Abbreviations I The Face Beneath the Text: Sir James Frazer in His Time II Frazer and Scottish Romanticism: Scott, Stevenson and The Golden Bough III Speaking for the Others: Relativism and Authority in Victorian Anthropological Literature IV The Birth of Humility: Frazer and Victorian Mythography V A Tour of Babel: Frazer and Theories of Language VI Anthropology as Consolation: The Strange Case of Motherkin VII Frazer, Yeats and the Reconsecration of Folklore VIII Killing the Da: Synge and The Golden Bough IX Frazer, Conrad and the “Truth of Primitive Passion” X “What are the Roots That Clutch?”: Eliot’s The Waste Land and Frazer’s The Golden Bough XI “Carnivals of Mass-Murder”: The Frazerian Origins of Wyndham Lewis’s The Childermass XII “A Healed Whole Man”: Frazer, Lawrence and Blood-Consciousness XIII “For Gods are Kittle Cattle”: Frazer and John Buchan XIV “The Omnipotence of Thought”: Frazer, Freud and Post-Modernist Fiction Index