A Norman Klein
Biographic Data
| ID | 183386 |
|---|---|
| NAME | A Norman Klein |
| GIVEN NAMES | A Norman |
| FAMILY NAME | Klein |
| SIGNATURE | KLEIN A N |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
From Labrador to Samoa
Toward a new understanding of Akan origins
Recent evidence from archaeology and human population biology indicates two major demographic periods in the prehistoric and early historical settlement of the forest of southern Ghana. The earlier period began during the early part of the Common Era. The greatest material problem confronting early forest populations in West Africa was the need to counteract extraordinarily high rates of infant and childhood mortality and adult morbidity. This de…
"Reply to Wilks's Commentary on "Slavery and Akan Origins
Much of Ivor Wilks's reply to my arguments in Slavery and Akan Origins? is made up of examples of my alleged misreading of his text. In fact, he is hiding behind a semantic fog. Three examples of Wilks's wordplay will suffice to illustrate how his reply misrepresents what I say and clouds the issues. First, Wilks objects that my reference to invaders from the north into the Akan forest misreads his position. Instead he speaks of traditions of mig…
Slavery and Akan Origins
Analyse, critique et droit de reponse concernant l'ouvrage de I. Wilks « Forests of gold : essays on the Akan and the kingdom of Asante ». L'origine des Akans, l'esclavage (etatique et domestique), la notion marxiste de classe sociale, la formation de l'Etat et la chronologie sont remis en cause
Karl Polanyi's Dahomey
Slavery and Akan Origins
Analyse, critique et droit de reponse concernant l'ouvrage de I. Wilks « Forests of gold : essays on the Akan and the kingdom of Asante ». L'origine des Akans, l'esclavage (etatique et domestique), la notion marxiste de classe sociale, la formation de l'Etat et la chronologie sont remis en cause
Toward a new understanding of Akan origins
Recent evidence from archaeology and human population biology indicates two major demographic periods in the prehistoric and early historical settlement of the forest of southern Ghana. The earlier period began during the early part of the Common Era. The greatest material problem confronting early forest populations in West Africa was the need to counteract extraordinarily high rates of infant and childhood mortality and adult morbidity. This de…
"Reply to Wilks's Commentary on "Slavery and Akan Origins
Much of Ivor Wilks's reply to my arguments in Slavery and Akan Origins? is made up of examples of my alleged misreading of his text. In fact, he is hiding behind a semantic fog. Three examples of Wilks's wordplay will suffice to illustrate how his reply misrepresents what I say and clouds the issues. First, Wilks objects that my reference to invaders from the north into the Akan forest misreads his position. Instead he speaks of traditions of mig…
Karl Polanyi's Dahomey
"Reply to Wilks's Commentary on "Slavery and Akan Origins
Much of Ivor Wilks's reply to my arguments in Slavery and Akan Origins? is made up of examples of my alleged misreading of his text. In fact, he is hiding behind a semantic fog. Three examples of Wilks's wordplay will suffice to illustrate how his reply misrepresents what I say and clouds the issues. First, Wilks objects that my reference to invaders from the north into the Akan forest misreads his position. Instead he speaks of traditions of mig…
Slavery and Akan Origins
Analyse, critique et droit de reponse concernant l'ouvrage de I. Wilks « Forests of gold : essays on the Akan and the kingdom of Asante ». L'origine des Akans, l'esclavage (etatique et domestique), la notion marxiste de classe sociale, la formation de l'Etat et la chronologie sont remis en cause
From Labrador to Samoa
Toward a new understanding of Akan origins
Recent evidence from archaeology and human population biology indicates two major demographic periods in the prehistoric and early historical settlement of the forest of southern Ghana. The earlier period began during the early part of the Common Era. The greatest material problem confronting early forest populations in West Africa was the need to counteract extraordinarily high rates of infant and childhood mortality and adult morbidity. This de…
History (4 works) · Canadian Identity and History (2 works) · Genealogy (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · History (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · African history and culture analysis (1 work) · African history and culture studies (1 work) · African Studies and Ethnography (1 work) · Agriculture and Rural Development Research (1 work)