Abstract Travellers are struck by nothing so much as by the generosity of strangers, and so it was with many early anthropologists in the field. Reports of lavish hospitality, extensive gift-giving, and generous chieftains accumulated and eventually led Karl Poanyi to declare that the primitive spirit of exchange was radically different from our own.
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