This can’t be safe at Cole Park. Who can we notify about it so that the City can fix it I can imagine somebody tripping here at night time or when it’s dark. Or even during the daytime

This can’t be safe at Cole Park. Who can we notify about it so that the City can fix it I can imagine somebody tripping here at night time or when it’s dark. Or even during the daytime

u/Isatis_tinctoria — 10 days ago

If James Frazer’s The Golden Bough is now considered seriously flawed or outdated, where can I find modern, readable, and academically reliable treatments of the same subjects such as myth, ritual, sacrifice, magic, religion, and comparative folklore?

If James Frazer’s The Golden Bough is now considered seriously flawed or outdated, where can I find modern, readable, and academically reliable treatments of the same subjects such as myth, ritual, sacrifice, magic, religion, and comparative folklore?

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u/Isatis_tinctoria — 20 days ago

Is there a connection among all James Michener books? I noticed chapter 2 of the Caribbean book has a large connection to the Maya, which is a big part of his Mexico book. And the Mexico book has a connection to the Texas book. I haven't read them all but I am wondering if there is this connection.

Is there a connection among all James Michener books? I noticed chapter 2 of the Caribbean book has a large connection to the Maya, which is a big part of his Mexico book. And the Mexico book has a connection to the Texas book. I haven't read them all but I am wondering if there is this overarching connection.

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u/Isatis_tinctoria — 2 months ago
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Is there a connection among all James Michener books? I noticed chapter 2 of the Caribbean book has a large connection to the Maya, which is a big part of his Mexico book. And the Mexico book has a connection to the Texas book. I haven't read them all but I am wondering if there is this overarching.

Is there a connection among all James Michener books? I noticed chapter 2 of the Caribbean book has a large connection to the Maya, which is a big part of his Mexico book. And the Mexico book has a connection to the Texas book. I haven't read them all but I am wondering if there is this overarching connection.

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u/Isatis_tinctoria — 2 months ago