Marriage, Totemism and Religion: an Answer to Critics (1911) (Paperback)

This work endeavors to answer the critics on the theory that the institutions of man develop with considerable uniformity all over the globe, although as races advance, they naturally diverge more or less under the influence of different climate, food and other conditions. Contents: on the absence of marriage amongst the lowest races of man; on the origin and evolution of marriage; totemism; witchcraft and magic; religion.