The Origin of Primitive Superstitions

In this groundbreaking work, first published in the late nineteenth century, Dorman explores the origins and evolution of human belief systems. Drawing on an impressive range of sources, he argues that superstition and magic were fundamental to primitive societies and continue to exert a powerful influence on modern culture.

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