Other Cultures: Aims, Methods and Achievements in Social Anthropology

John H. Beattie

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Anthropological Studies and Insights Anthropology: Ethics, History, Culture Cross-Cultural and Social Analysis

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Part 11. Introduction and Background2. Social Anthropology and Some Other Sciences of Man3. What Social Anthropologists Study: the Need for Theory4. Explanation in Social Anthropology: Social Function and Social Structure5. Beliefs and Values6. FieldworkPart 21. Kinship2. Marriage and Affinity3. Social Control: Political Organization4. Social Control: Law and Social Sanctions5. Economic and Property Relations6. The Field of Ritual: Magic7. The Field of Ritual: Religion8. Social Change9. Conclusion and Assessment

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