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Agnes C L Donohugh

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ID148529
NAMEAgnes C L Donohugh
GIVEN NAMESAgnes C L
FAMILY NAMEDonohugh
SIGNATUREDONOHUGH A C L
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS4
TOTAL CITATIONS3
WORKS AS AUTHOR4
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1917
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR1935
H-INDEX1
  • Essentials of African Culture

    Open Access•Agnes C L Donohugh•ARTICLE•Africa•1935•Cited by: 3

    Opening ParagraphAre there elements in indigenous African cultures which might be used as vehicles for alien acculturation? Since cultural contacts in Africa must inevitably increase, thus tending to modify the native political, economic, and social order, can we distinguish features in African society which might well be retained, at least long enough to serve as aids in articulating the two cultures, native and foreign, or ease the transition, …

  • A Luba Tribe in Katanga. Customs and Folklore

    Open Access•Agnes C L Donohugh, Priscilla Berry•ARTICLE•Africa•1932

    One of the three major divisions of the Luba-speaking people in the Katanga Province in the Southern part of Central Belgian Congo is under the chief Kabongo, in a country well watered, fertile, at an elevation of about 4,000 feet, 8.5° south of the equator.Game is plentiful, hunted for the most part seasonally, with bow and arrow, after burning the forest to drive out the game.An agricultural people, without cattle, being cut off from the cattle…

  • "Some Criticisms of Curtis's "Songs from the Dark Continent

    Open Access•Agnes C L Donohugh•ARTICLE•American Anthropologist•1921

  • C omments on “T he P lace of C oiled W are in S outhwestern P ottery

    Open Access•Agnes C L Donohugh•ARTICLE•American Anthropologist•1917

  • Essentials of African Culture

    Open Access•Agnes C L Donohugh•ARTICLE•Africa•1935•Cited by: 3

    Opening ParagraphAre there elements in indigenous African cultures which might be used as vehicles for alien acculturation? Since cultural contacts in Africa must inevitably increase, thus tending to modify the native political, economic, and social order, can we distinguish features in African society which might well be retained, at least long enough to serve as aids in articulating the two cultures, native and foreign, or ease the transition, …

  • C omments on “T he P lace of C oiled W are in S outhwestern P ottery

    Open Access•Agnes C L Donohugh•ARTICLE•American Anthropologist•1917

  • "Some Criticisms of Curtis's "Songs from the Dark Continent

    Open Access•Agnes C L Donohugh•ARTICLE•American Anthropologist•1921

  • A Luba Tribe in Katanga. Customs and Folklore

    Open Access•Agnes C L Donohugh, Priscilla Berry•ARTICLE•Africa•1932

    One of the three major divisions of the Luba-speaking people in the Katanga Province in the Southern part of Central Belgian Congo is under the chief Kabongo, in a country well watered, fertile, at an elevation of about 4,000 feet, 8.5° south of the equator.Game is plentiful, hunted for the most part seasonally, with bow and arrow, after burning the forest to drive out the game.An agricultural people, without cattle, being cut off from the cattle…

  • Essentials of African Culture

    Open Access•Agnes C L Donohugh•ARTICLE•Africa•1935•Cited by: 3

    Opening ParagraphAre there elements in indigenous African cultures which might be used as vehicles for alien acculturation? Since cultural contacts in Africa must inevitably increase, thus tending to modify the native political, economic, and social order, can we distinguish features in African society which might well be retained, at least long enough to serve as aids in articulating the two cultures, native and foreign, or ease the transition, …

African history and culture studies (2 works) · Citation (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · History (2 works) · History (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Acculturation (1 work) · African culture (1 work)

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