A R Radcliffe‐brown
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 74643 |
|---|---|
| NOME | A R Radcliffe‐brown |
| PRENOMES | A R |
| SOBRENOME | Radcliffe‐brown |
| ASSINATURA | BROWN A R R |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Rhodes University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 50 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 1099 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 50 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1925 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2015 |
| ÍNDICE H | 14 |
African Systems of Kinship and Marriage
Originally published in 1950, "African Systems of Kinship and Marriage" is a seminal work in the field of social anthropology. Edited by A.R. Radcliffe-Brown and Daryll Forde, the book presents a collection of essays by leading anthropologists of the time, offering detailed analyses of kinship and marriage systems across various African societies. The contributors examine the diverse structures and functions of kinship, including lineage, descent…
Science and Native Problems
Method in Social Anthropology
Method in Social Anthropology
A Natural Science of Society
Contributions toward a Macroeconomic Geography
On Australian Local Organization
Systèmes familiaux et matrimoniaux en Afrique
Australian Local Organization
Professor Elkin refers to a statement of mine that "everywhere in Australia the fundamental basis of social organization is a system of patrilineal local groups or clans of small size."He questions the truth of this generalization.He says that it is "definitely not true of Western Arnhem Land and of Melville and Bathurst Islands, which not only possess matrilineal phratries and in the former case also matrilineal moieties and subsection cycles, b…
A Commentary on Alternative Generations Among the Lele
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H istorical N ote on B ritish S ocial A nthropology
Social Anthropology
The Nayars and the Definition of Marriage
Murngin Social Organization
Manuel d'Ethnographie. Par Marcel Mauss. Paris
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A Further Note on Joking Relationships
Opening Paragraph Professor Griaule's article on ‘L'Alliance cathartique’ in Africa of October 1948 raises a methodological point of considerable importance. If we wish to understand a custom or institution that we find in a particular society there are two ways of dealing with it. One is to examine the part it plays in the system or complex of customs and institutions in which it is found and the meaning that it has within this complex for the p…
Functionalism
Abstracts of Some Recent Papers
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Australian Social Organization
Evolution, Social or Cultural
Religion and Society
The Study of Kinship Systems
A.R. Radcliffe-Brown's influential article, "The Study of Kinship Systems," argues for a structural-functionalist approach to understanding kinship. He criticizes the then-dominant historical and evolutionary approaches, advocating instead for analyzing kinship systems synchronically, focusing on their present function in maintaining social order. Radcliffe-Brown emphasizes the importance of studying the relationships between different kinship te…
On Social Structure
Publicado originalmente em 1940, este artigo seminal de A.R. Radcliffe-Brown apresenta e defende seu conceito de "estrutura social". Radcliffe-Brown argumenta contra a definição de estrutura social como uma teia de relações sociais e propõe, em vez disso, entendê-la como uma ordenação de pessoas em relações institucionalmente controladas ou definidas. Ele ilustra seu argumento com exemplos etnográficos, enfatizando a importância da observação da …
On joking relationships
Opening ParagraphThe publication of Mr. F. J. Pedler's note on what are called 'joking relationships', following on two other papers on the same subject by Professor Henri Labouret and Mademoiselle Denise Paulme, suggests that some general theoretical discussion of the nature of these relationships may be of interest to readers of Africa
Method in Social Anthropology
African Systems of Kinship and Marriage
Originally published in 1950, "African Systems of Kinship and Marriage" is a seminal work in the field of social anthropology. Edited by A.R. Radcliffe-Brown and Daryll Forde, the book presents a collection of essays by leading anthropologists of the time, offering detailed analyses of kinship and marriage systems across various African societies. The contributors examine the diverse structures and functions of kinship, including lineage, descent…
On joking relationships
Opening ParagraphThe publication of Mr. F. J. Pedler's note on what are called 'joking relationships', following on two other papers on the same subject by Professor Henri Labouret and Mademoiselle Denise Paulme, suggests that some general theoretical discussion of the nature of these relationships may be of interest to readers of Africa
On Social Structure
Publicado originalmente em 1940, este artigo seminal de A.R. Radcliffe-Brown apresenta e defende seu conceito de "estrutura social". Radcliffe-Brown argumenta contra a definição de estrutura social como uma teia de relações sociais e propõe, em vez disso, entendê-la como uma ordenação de pessoas em relações institucionalmente controladas ou definidas. Ele ilustra seu argumento com exemplos etnográficos, enfatizando a importância da observação da …
The Nayars and the Definition of Marriage
On the Concept of Function in Social Science
Religion and Society
A Further Note on Joking Relationships
Opening Paragraph Professor Griaule's article on ‘L'Alliance cathartique’ in Africa of October 1948 raises a methodological point of considerable importance. If we wish to understand a custom or institution that we find in a particular society there are two ways of dealing with it. One is to examine the part it plays in the system or complex of customs and institutions in which it is found and the meaning that it has within this complex for the p…
The Study of Kinship Systems
A.R. Radcliffe-Brown's influential article, "The Study of Kinship Systems," argues for a structural-functionalist approach to understanding kinship. He criticizes the then-dominant historical and evolutionary approaches, advocating instead for analyzing kinship systems synchronically, focusing on their present function in maintaining social order. Radcliffe-Brown emphasizes the importance of studying the relationships between different kinship te…
A Natural Science of Society
Murngin Social Organization
Method in Social Anthropology
Notes on Totemism in Eastern Australia
The Rainbow-Serpent Myth of Australia
The Regulation of Marriage in Ambrym
On Australian Local Organization
Functionalism
A Further Note on Ambrym
Australian Local Organization
Professor Elkin refers to a statement of mine that "everywhere in Australia the fundamental basis of social organization is a system of patrilineal local groups or clans of small size."He questions the truth of this generalization.He says that it is "definitely not true of Western Arnhem Land and of Melville and Bathurst Islands, which not only possess matrilineal phratries and in the former case also matrilineal moieties and subsection cycles, b…
H istorical N ote on B ritish S ocial A nthropology
Evolution, Social or Cultural
Kinship Terminologies in California
A System of Notation for Relationships
Arrangements of Stones in Australia
Science and Native Problems
A Commentary on Alternative Generations Among the Lele
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AUSTRALIA. Origin of Australian Beliefs. Lambert Ehrlich
The Rainbow-Serpent Myth of Australia
Father, Mother, and Child
This short article in the journal "Man" discusses the relationship between father, mother, and child within a specific, unnamed community, likely studied through an anthropological lens. Radcliffe-Brown focuses on the social structure and the roles of each family member, highlighting the mother's nurturing role and the father's authority, particularly in relation to the child. He emphasizes the importance of understanding these roles within the c…
Arrangements of Stones in Australia
The Regulation of Marriage in Ambrym
Notes on Totemism in Eastern Australia
A Further Note on Ambrym
The Rainbow‐serpent Myth in South‐east Australia
The Social Organization of Australian Tribes
The Social Organization of Australian Tribes
The Social Organization of Australian Tribes
A System of Notation for Relationships
The Social Organization of Australian Tribes
Spencer's Last Journey. R. R. Marett , T. K. Penniman
The Andaman Islanders
The Method and Theory of Ethnology
The Stone Age Races of Kenya Colony. L. S. B. Leakey
The Jealousy of the Gods and Criminal Law at Athens. A Contribution to the Sociology of Moral Indignation. Svend Ranulf
Kinship Terminologies in California
On the Concept of Function in Social Science
Differenzierungs-Erscheinungen in Einigen Afrikanischen Gruppen
The Katkaris. A Sociological Study of an Aboriginal Tribe of the Bombay Presidency. A. N. Weling
Anthropology
Naven
Australian Social Organization
This article, originally a lecture delivered in 1937, examines Australian social organization through the lens of kinship and section systems. Radcliffe-Brown argues against the then-prevalent evolutionary interpretations, emphasizing the structural principles governing these systems. He focuses on the Kariera tribe as a case study, analyzing their four-section system and its implications for marriage rules and social cohesion. Radcliffe-Brown de…
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