Frazerian
Frazerian adjective: of or relating to James George Frazer, influential Scottish social anthropologist and folklorist.
Adjective
Frazerian (comparative more Frazerian, superlative most Frazerian)
- Of or relating to James George Frazer, influential Scottish social anthropologist and folklorist.
- One of the more inventive applications of the Frazerian thesis that magic is misunderstood science is the British television series Dr Who […]2000, Leslie Jones, “Stone Circles and Tables Round: Representing the Early Celts in Film and Television”, in Amy Hale, Philip Payton, editors, New Directions in Celtic Studies, pages 36–37
Forms of Frazerian
| comparative | more Frazerian |
|---|---|
| superlative | most Frazerian |
Origin of Frazerian
From Frazer + -ian.
Questions about Frazerian
- What does Frazerian mean?
- Frazerian means of or relating to James George Frazer, influential Scottish social anthropologist and folklorist.
- What part of speech is Frazerian?
- Frazerian is an adjective.
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