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List of plates; Foreword Alfred Harris; Acknowledgements;
1. Magic, science and religion in Western thought: anthropology's intellectual legacy;
2. Anthropology's intellectual legacy (continued)
3. Sir Edward Tylor versus Bronislaw Malinowski: is magic false science or meaningful performance?;
4. Malinowski's demarcations and his exposition of the magical art;
5. Multiple orderings of reality: the debate initiated by Lévy-Bruhl;
6. Rationality, relativism, the translation and commensurability of cultures;
7. Modern science and its extensions; Notes; Bibliography; Index.
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Carl Dupont
reviewed Magic, Science, Religion, and the Scope of Rationality on September 04, 2013
Magic
I bought this book in 1997, but I never appreciated it until 2011 when I became engrossed with the problem of translating the ontological categories of South Asia into Western terms. I have gotten a lot of mileage out of this book ever since. Tambiah is a super genius.
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