Andrew Lang

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Foreword: Plus ça change v
3. Preface to the Paperback Edition xiii
4. Contents xxvii
5. Introduction: View of a Hundred Years’ Study of Religion
6. Preliminary 3
7. Historical Survey 7
8. Looking Back 73
9. Anthology
10. Introductory Note 79
11. Part One: The Study of Religion Established as an Autonomous Discipline
12. F. Max Müller 83
13. Cornelis P. Tiele 94
14. Pierre D. Chantepie de la Saussaye 102
15. Part Two: Connections with Other Disciplines
16. Johann J. Bachofen 113
17. Ernest Renan 121
18. N. D. Fustel de Coulanges 129
19. Julius Wellhausen 133
20. William Robertson Smith 145
21. Friedrich C. G. Delitzsch 155
22. Albert Schweitzer 169
23. William James 181
24. Herbert Spencer 193
25. Edward B. Tylor 204
26. Andrew Lang 215
27. James George Frazer 239
28. Robert R. Marett 252
29. Wilhelm Schmidt 259
30. Arnold van Gennep 281
31. Emile Durkheim 295
32. Marcel Mauss 319
33. Lucien Lévy-Bruhl 328
34. Max Weber 346
35. Sigmund Freud 354
36. Part Three: Religion as a Special Subject of Research
37. Nathan Söderblom 373
38. William Brede Kristensen 382
39. Gerardus van der Leeuw 390
40. Rudolf Otto 425
41. Friedrich Heiler 453
42. Heinrich Frick 473
43. Joachim Wach 480
44. Part Four: Later Contributions from Other Disciplines
45. Carl Gustav Jung 519
46. Bronislaw Malinowski 537
47. Robert H. Lowie 552
48. Paul Radin 559
49. Alfred R. Radcliffe-Brown 580
50. Martin P. Nilsson 599
51. Walter F. Otto 612
52. Part Five: Perspectives of a Phenomenological Study of Religion
53. Raffaele Pettazzoni 633
54. Hendrik Kraemer 637
55. Max Scheler 648
56. Gaston Berger 657
57. Sources and Acknowledgments 661
58. Indexes
59. Introductory Note 669
60. Index of Personal Names 671
61. Index of Scholarly Concepts 680
62. Index of Concrete Subjects 725