The Golden Bough

Set in 1890, this extensive work delves into myth, ritual, and religion, showcasing Frazer's groundbreaking approach to understanding these elements as integral parts of culture. Over 13 volumes by 1936, it explores various belief systems and practices, solidifying Frazer's legacy as a key figure in religious studies. His analysis offers insights into the connections between ancient and modern societies, making it a significant contribution to the field.