Robert F Gray
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 83856 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Robert F Gray |
| NOMBRES | Robert F |
| APELLIDO | Gray |
| FIRMA | GRAY R F |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 20 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 69 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1953 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1975 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Ethnology
Ethnology
Ethnology
Development and Change
Rejoinder to Schneider's Comment
Development and Change
The Wahi Wanyaturu
The Peoples of Greater Unyamwezi, Tanzania (Nyamwezi, Sukuma, Sumbwa, Kimbu, Konongo). R. G. Abrahams
People of rimrock
Ancestor Worship in Anthropology
Recently, a number of prominent anthropologists have cited with approval W. H. R. Rivers' observations on "descent" and "descent groups." Rivers has been credited with considerable insight and foresigh into matters terminological and conceptual. Goody and Leach favor his usage of descent to refer to the genealogical criteria for membership of descent groups, the latter being defined as corporte bodies which are mutually exclusive on genealogical …
Political Parties in New African States
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L'Art Malgache. Marcelle Urbain-Faublée
A Practice of Social Medicine
Political Parties in New African Nations
The emergence of one-party political systems among the new nations of Africa, now an unmistakable trend, has been disconcerting to social scientists for at least two reasons: first, this trend was not clearly foreseen during the period leading to independence; and, second, now that it is clearly discernible students of Africa are uncertain as to how the trend should be interpreted and evaluated. This question was discussed in a recent article by …
The Light Continent. U. R. E hrenfels
Fokon'olona et Collectivités Rurales en Imerina. Par Georges Condominas. Paris
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General and Ethnology
Sonjo Bride-Price and the Question of African "Wife Purchasex"1
Medicine and Magic of the Mashona. By Michael Gelfand. Capetown
Positional Succession Among the Wambugwe
Opening ParagraphAmong the Wambugwe of Tanganyika, when a person dies a member of the same lineage is designated to take his place in the kinship structure. The substitute assumes most of the kinship relations of the dead person and also, in the case of a married person, his affinal relations. This well-integrated institution has the function of restoring to surviving relatives the loss that attends death: parents have a lost child replaced, chil…
Ancestor Worship in Anthropology
Recently, a number of prominent anthropologists have cited with approval W. H. R. Rivers' observations on "descent" and "descent groups." Rivers has been credited with considerable insight and foresigh into matters terminological and conceptual. Goody and Leach favor his usage of descent to refer to the genealogical criteria for membership of descent groups, the latter being defined as corporte bodies which are mutually exclusive on genealogical …
Sonjo Bride-Price and the Question of African "Wife Purchasex"1
Positional Succession Among the Wambugwe
Opening ParagraphAmong the Wambugwe of Tanganyika, when a person dies a member of the same lineage is designated to take his place in the kinship structure. The substitute assumes most of the kinship relations of the dead person and also, in the case of a married person, his affinal relations. This well-integrated institution has the function of restoring to surviving relatives the loss that attends death: parents have a lost child replaced, chil…
Political Parties in New African Nations
The emergence of one-party political systems among the new nations of Africa, now an unmistakable trend, has been disconcerting to social scientists for at least two reasons: first, this trend was not clearly foreseen during the period leading to independence; and, second, now that it is clearly discernible students of Africa are uncertain as to how the trend should be interpreted and evaluated. This question was discussed in a recent article by …
Positional Succession Among the Wambugwe
Opening ParagraphAmong the Wambugwe of Tanganyika, when a person dies a member of the same lineage is designated to take his place in the kinship structure. The substitute assumes most of the kinship relations of the dead person and also, in the case of a married person, his affinal relations. This well-integrated institution has the function of restoring to surviving relatives the loss that attends death: parents have a lost child replaced, chil…
Medicine and Magic of the Mashona. By Michael Gelfand. Capetown
Sonjo Bride-Price and the Question of African "Wife Purchasex"1
General and Ethnology
The Light Continent. U. R. E hrenfels
Fokon'olona et Collectivités Rurales en Imerina. Par Georges Condominas. Paris
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
A Practice of Social Medicine
Political Parties in New African Nations
The emergence of one-party political systems among the new nations of Africa, now an unmistakable trend, has been disconcerting to social scientists for at least two reasons: first, this trend was not clearly foreseen during the period leading to independence; and, second, now that it is clearly discernible students of Africa are uncertain as to how the trend should be interpreted and evaluated. This question was discussed in a recent article by …
Political Parties in New African States
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
L'Art Malgache. Marcelle Urbain-Faublée
Ancestor Worship in Anthropology
Recently, a number of prominent anthropologists have cited with approval W. H. R. Rivers' observations on "descent" and "descent groups." Rivers has been credited with considerable insight and foresigh into matters terminological and conceptual. Goody and Leach favor his usage of descent to refer to the genealogical criteria for membership of descent groups, the latter being defined as corporte bodies which are mutually exclusive on genealogical …
People of rimrock
The Peoples of Greater Unyamwezi, Tanzania (Nyamwezi, Sukuma, Sumbwa, Kimbu, Konongo). R. G. Abrahams
The Wahi Wanyaturu
Development and Change
Ethnology
Ethnology
Development and Change
Rejoinder to Schneider's Comment
Ethnology
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