سِحر معرفت‌شناسی دینی علم و دین (فلسفه دین) English Free Press 1948 Table of contents :,Title Page......Page 2,Table of Contents......Page 4,Introduction......Page 10,Acknowledgments......Page 15,Magic, Science, and Religion......Page 16,I. Primitive Man and His Religion......Page 18,II. Rational Mastery by Man of His Surroundings......Page 25,1. The Creative Acts of Religion......Page 36,2. Providence in Primitive Life......Page 40,3. Man's Selective Interest in Nature......Page 43,4. Death and the Reintegration of the Group......Page 46,IV. The Public and Tribal Character of Primitive Cults......Page 52,1. Society as the Substance of God......Page 54,2. The Moral Efficiency of Savage Beliefs......Page 58,3. Social and Individual Contributions in Primitive......Page 65,V. The Art of Magic and the Power of Faith......Page 67,1. The Rite and the Spell......Page 68,2. The Tradition of Magic......Page 72,3. Mana and the Virtue of Magic......Page 74,4. Magic and Experience......Page 76,5. Magic and Science......Page 82,6. Magic and Religion......Page 84,Myth In Primitive Psychology......Page 89,I. The Role of Myth in Life......Page 91,II. Myths of Origin......Page 106,III. Myths of Death and the Recurrent Cycle of Life......Page 120,IV. Myths of Magic......Page 131,V. Conclusion......Page 136,Baloma;The Spirits Of The Dead In The Trobriand Islands......Page 142,I. The need of a Science of Symbolism and Meaning......Page 245,II. Analysis of a savage utterance......Page 249,III. The conception of "Context of Situation."......Page 255,IV. Language to be regarded as a mode of action......Page 260,V. The problem of Meaning in primitive languages......Page 268,VI. The problem of grammatical structure......Page 280,I. War Through the Ages......Page 294,II. War and Human Nature......Page 297,III. The Harnessing of Aggression by Culture......Page 302,IV. Tribe-Nation and Tribe-State......Page 308,V. War and Primitive Politics......Page 312,VI. The Contribution of Anthropology to the Problem of War......Page 316,VII. Totalitarianism and World Wars I and II in the Light of Anthropology......Page 319,Notes: Baloma; The Spirits Of The Dead In The Trobriand Islands......Page 327,Index of Names......Page 339,Index of Subjects......Page 341 text Malinowski, Bronislaw Author Bronislaw Malinowski Author book 1402-01-13 1402-10-03