ISBN:
9781782388852
Language:
English
Pages:
1 Online-Ressource (268 p)
Series Statement:
Methodology & History in Anthropology v.14
Parallel Title:
Print version Solway, Jacqueline The Politics of Egalitarianism : Theory and Practice
DDC:
305.8
Keywords:
Lee, Richard B
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Indigenous peoples ; Social conditions
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Indigenous peoples ; Government relations
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Indigenous peoples ; Civil rights
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San (African people) ; Civil rights
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San (African people) ; Government relations
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San (African people) ; Colonization
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Electronic books
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Electronic books
Abstract:
The Politics of Egalitarianism -- CONTENTS -- INTRODUCTION -- PART I. The Politics and Practices of Egalitarianism -- Chapter 1. ALL PEOPLE ARE (NOT) GOOD -- Chapter 2 COMMUNITY, STATE, AND QUESTIONS OF SOCIAL EVOLUTION IN KARL MARX'S ETHNOLOGICAL NOTEBOOKS -- Chapter 3. SUBTLE MATTERS OF THEORY AND EMPHASIS -- Chapter 4. "THE ORIGINAL AFFLUENT SOCIETY": FOUR DECADES ON -- Chapter 5. THE ORIGINAL AFFLUENT SOCIETY -- Chapter 6. ON THE POLITICS OF BEING JEWISH IN A MULTIRACIAL STATE -- PART II. The Kalahari Then and Now -- Chapter 7. THE LION/BUSHMAN RELATIONSHIP IN NYAE NYAE IN THE 1950S
Abstract:
Chapter 8. THE KALAHARI PEOPLES FUND -- Chapter 9. LAND, LIVESTOCK, AND LEADERSHIP AMONG THE JU/'HOANSI SAN OF NORTH-WESTERN BOTSWANA -- Chapter 10. CONTEMPORARY BUSHMAN ART, IDENTITY POLITICS, AND THE PRIMITIVISM DISCOURSE -- Chapter 11. CLASS, CULTURE, AND RECOGNITION -- Chapter 12. THE OTHER SIDE OF DEVELOPMENT -- PART III. Richard Borshay Lee: An Appreciation -- Chapter 13. RICHARD B. LEE AND COMPANY -- Chapter 14. RICHARD B. LEE: THE POLITICS, ART, AND SCIENCE OF ANTHROPOLOGY -- SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY -- NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS -- INDEX
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