The Sakalava house (Madagascar).

Abstract

The anthropological study of architecture has suffered somewhat less from the widespread notions concerning utility that have hampered the study of other aspects of material culture. At least some anthropologists have recognized that a house is probably a home regardless of where it may be found. Morgan (1881) early related architecture to social organization and belief in his Houses and House-Life of the American Aborigines, and many other such studies have been published since then (cf. Rapoport 1969). The works of Levi-Strauss (1956), Little john (1960, 1963), Cunningham (1964), Raglan (1964), Bourdieu (1971), Oliver (1971), Beidelman (1972), and Fernandez

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