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Géza Róheim (Budapest, September 12, 1891 – New York, June 7, 1953) Hungarian ethnographer, ethnographic researcher of Australia, New Guinea, Mexico, world-renowned personality of the psychoanalytic trend of ethnology. The study titled The Lucaszék presents the actions during the period from Luca's Day to Christmas, which are related to the Lucaszék on the one hand, and are aimed at recognizing the witch, but the author also maps the belief system and magical practices of Hungarian and international folklore.
National Heritage Publishing House
Social science
80 pages
Binding: paperback glued
ISBN: 9786156385277
Author: Dr. Géza Róheim
Release year: 2022
