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Description and Comparison in Cultural Anthropology (Paperback)
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Description and Comparison in Cultural Anthropology (Paperback)
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The Lewis Henry Morgan Lectures are intended to commemorate both
the man and his work the latter being viewed as having provided an
admirably broad and substantial base for anthropologists of later
generations to build upon, as they have done and continue to do in
diverse ways.
Professor Goodenough's work, in the past and in this book
particularly, emphasizes the vitality and fruitfulness of Morgan's
contributions. Not only do these lectures carry forward Morgan's
interests in kinship; they reflect as well his concern for
comparative studies undertaken with the aim of ultimately
understanding mankind. Moreover, Professor Goodenough has
elucidated recent developments in the collection, analysis, and
presentation of cultural data in ways that make it easier for all
of us to see how his methods (in themselves specialized) can
broaden and deepen our understanding of culture and of man.
Morgan, himself a pioneer in method, would surely have been an
attentive auditor-and discussant-at Professor Goodenough's
Lectures, and in his seminars and the less formal events in which
he participated while at Rochester, and to which he contributed so
much. This volume is an expanded version of the Lewis Henry Morgan
Lectures delivered at the University of Rochester, April 2 to 11,
1968.
"Ward H. Goodenough" is currently a professor emeritus of
anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania and is also the
consulting curator of the department of Micronesian Ethnology at
the University Museum. He is a member of the National Academy of
Sciences.
"Alfred Harris" was a professor emeritus of anthropology at the
University of Rochester. He served as the chair of the anthropology
from 1964-1971 and he was well known for being the editor of the
Lewis Henry Morgan Lectures.
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