Significance of totems from "summary" of The Golden Bough by James George Frazer
The totem is a symbol or emblem that represents a group of kindred people united under it. It serves as a rallying point for them, a visible and outward sign of their unity and common bond. The totem is often an animal or a plant, but it can also be a natural object or phenomenon. The totem is treated with reverence and respect by the group, and it is believed to possess supernatural powers that influence the welfare of the group as a whole.
The significance of totems lies in their role as symbols of social solidarity and cohesion. By identifying themselves with a common totem, members of a group affirm their shared identity and mutual obligations towards each other. The totem thus serves as a unifying force that brings together individuals with diverse backgrounds and interests, forging a sense of belonging and community among them.
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