Hunters and Gatherers (Vol II)
Vol II: Property, Power and Ideology
Herausgeber: Ingold, Tim; Woodburn, James; Riches, David
Hunters and Gatherers (Vol II)
Vol II: Property, Power and Ideology
Herausgeber: Ingold, Tim; Woodburn, James; Riches, David
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Hunting and gathering peoples in the contemporary world exemplify the human predicament in two radically different ways. This book written by some of the world's leading authorities on hunting and gathering societies, offers radically new ideas on these concerns.
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Hunting and gathering peoples in the contemporary world exemplify the human predicament in two radically different ways. This book written by some of the world's leading authorities on hunting and gathering societies, offers radically new ideas on these concerns.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Bloomsbury Academic
- Revised edition
- Seitenzahl: 334
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Januar 1988
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 214mm x 138mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 363g
- ISBN-13: 9780854967353
- ISBN-10: 0854967354
- Artikelnr.: 21900250
- Verlag: Bloomsbury Academic
- Revised edition
- Seitenzahl: 334
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Januar 1988
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 214mm x 138mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 363g
- ISBN-13: 9780854967353
- ISBN-10: 0854967354
- Artikelnr.: 21900250
Tim Ingold Department of Social Anthropology,University of Manchester Riches David Riches Department of Social Anthropology, University of St. Andrews James Woodburn Department of Social Anthropology, London School of Economics
Preface 1. Twenty years of history, evolution and social change in
gatherer-hunter studies Part 1 Hunters and gatherers and outsiders 2.
Hunters and gatherers and other people - a re-examination 3. African
hunter-gatherer social organization: is it best understood as a product of
encapsulation? 4. Free or doomed? Images of the Hadzabe hunters and
gatherers of Tanzania Part 2 Flux, sedentism and change 5. The complexities
of residential organization among the Efe (Mbuti) and the Bagombi (Baka): a
critical view of the notion of flux in hunter-gatherer societies 6.
Pressures for Tamil propriety in Paliyan social Organization 7. Tributary
tradition and relations of affinity and gender 8. Foraging, starch
extraction and the sedentary lifestyle in the lowland rainforest of central
Seram Part 3 Historical and evolutionary transformations 9. At the
frontier: some arguments against hunter-gathering and farming modes of
production in southern Africa 10. Palaeopolitics: resource intensification
in Aboriginal Australia and Papua New Guinea 11. Politics and production
among the Calusa of south Florida 12. Hunters and gatherers of the sea Part
4 Theoretical and Comparative Approaches 13. Hominids, humans and
hunter-gatherers: an evolutionary perspective 14. Risk and uncertainty in
the 'original affluent society': evolutionary ecology of resource-sharing
and land tenure 15. Reflections on primitive communism 16. Notes on the
foraging mode of production
gatherer-hunter studies Part 1 Hunters and gatherers and outsiders 2.
Hunters and gatherers and other people - a re-examination 3. African
hunter-gatherer social organization: is it best understood as a product of
encapsulation? 4. Free or doomed? Images of the Hadzabe hunters and
gatherers of Tanzania Part 2 Flux, sedentism and change 5. The complexities
of residential organization among the Efe (Mbuti) and the Bagombi (Baka): a
critical view of the notion of flux in hunter-gatherer societies 6.
Pressures for Tamil propriety in Paliyan social Organization 7. Tributary
tradition and relations of affinity and gender 8. Foraging, starch
extraction and the sedentary lifestyle in the lowland rainforest of central
Seram Part 3 Historical and evolutionary transformations 9. At the
frontier: some arguments against hunter-gathering and farming modes of
production in southern Africa 10. Palaeopolitics: resource intensification
in Aboriginal Australia and Papua New Guinea 11. Politics and production
among the Calusa of south Florida 12. Hunters and gatherers of the sea Part
4 Theoretical and Comparative Approaches 13. Hominids, humans and
hunter-gatherers: an evolutionary perspective 14. Risk and uncertainty in
the 'original affluent society': evolutionary ecology of resource-sharing
and land tenure 15. Reflections on primitive communism 16. Notes on the
foraging mode of production
Preface 1. Twenty years of history, evolution and social change in
gatherer-hunter studies Part 1 Hunters and gatherers and outsiders 2.
Hunters and gatherers and other people - a re-examination 3. African
hunter-gatherer social organization: is it best understood as a product of
encapsulation? 4. Free or doomed? Images of the Hadzabe hunters and
gatherers of Tanzania Part 2 Flux, sedentism and change 5. The complexities
of residential organization among the Efe (Mbuti) and the Bagombi (Baka): a
critical view of the notion of flux in hunter-gatherer societies 6.
Pressures for Tamil propriety in Paliyan social Organization 7. Tributary
tradition and relations of affinity and gender 8. Foraging, starch
extraction and the sedentary lifestyle in the lowland rainforest of central
Seram Part 3 Historical and evolutionary transformations 9. At the
frontier: some arguments against hunter-gathering and farming modes of
production in southern Africa 10. Palaeopolitics: resource intensification
in Aboriginal Australia and Papua New Guinea 11. Politics and production
among the Calusa of south Florida 12. Hunters and gatherers of the sea Part
4 Theoretical and Comparative Approaches 13. Hominids, humans and
hunter-gatherers: an evolutionary perspective 14. Risk and uncertainty in
the 'original affluent society': evolutionary ecology of resource-sharing
and land tenure 15. Reflections on primitive communism 16. Notes on the
foraging mode of production
gatherer-hunter studies Part 1 Hunters and gatherers and outsiders 2.
Hunters and gatherers and other people - a re-examination 3. African
hunter-gatherer social organization: is it best understood as a product of
encapsulation? 4. Free or doomed? Images of the Hadzabe hunters and
gatherers of Tanzania Part 2 Flux, sedentism and change 5. The complexities
of residential organization among the Efe (Mbuti) and the Bagombi (Baka): a
critical view of the notion of flux in hunter-gatherer societies 6.
Pressures for Tamil propriety in Paliyan social Organization 7. Tributary
tradition and relations of affinity and gender 8. Foraging, starch
extraction and the sedentary lifestyle in the lowland rainforest of central
Seram Part 3 Historical and evolutionary transformations 9. At the
frontier: some arguments against hunter-gathering and farming modes of
production in southern Africa 10. Palaeopolitics: resource intensification
in Aboriginal Australia and Papua New Guinea 11. Politics and production
among the Calusa of south Florida 12. Hunters and gatherers of the sea Part
4 Theoretical and Comparative Approaches 13. Hominids, humans and
hunter-gatherers: an evolutionary perspective 14. Risk and uncertainty in
the 'original affluent society': evolutionary ecology of resource-sharing
and land tenure 15. Reflections on primitive communism 16. Notes on the
foraging mode of production