The enigma of the gift

Maurice Godelier · Nora E. Scott

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Violence, Religion, and Philosophy Anthropological Studies and Insights Emile Durkheim and Sociology

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Introduction Concerning Things That are Given, Things That are Sold and Things That Must Not Be Given or Sold, But Kept. 1. The Legacy of Mauss. 2. Substitute Objects for Humans and for the Gods. 3. The Sacred. 4. The Dis-enchanted Gift. Bibliography. Notes. Index.

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