Comparative mythology and religion
Three Essays on the Science of Religion
F. Max Müller1873
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This collection refers to a specific group of Müller's most influential essays/lectures on comparative religion. Müller argues for a systematic, scientific study of religions through linguistics and mythology, identifying common roots in human language and the personification of natural phenomena.
Also known asF. Max Müller - Three Essays · The Three Essays
This edition1873
EditionLongmans, Green, and Co.
Comparative ReligionReligionCreation MythsMythologyComparative Mythologyritual documentationComparative study of religious phenomenaReligious systemsComparative Philology
Contents11 chapters
- 01THREE ESSAYS
- 02CONTENTS
- 03I GOETHE AND TOLSTOY
- 04GOETHE AND TOLSTOY
- 05II FREDERICK THE GREAT AND THE GRAND COALITION
- 06FREDERICK THE GREAT AND THE GRAND COALITION An Abstract for the Hour
- 07III AN EXPERIENCE IN THE OCCULT
- 08AN EXPERIENCE IN THE OCCULT
- 09THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG LICENSE
- 10"Cover"
- 11Three essays – Thomas Mann | Project Gutenberg
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