MAX GLUCKMAN (1940) : « ANALYSIS OF A SOCIAL SITUATION IN. MODERN ZULULAND » Max Gluckman Analyse d'une situation sociale dans le Zoulouland moderne.
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1977) The memoir 'Max Gluckman by Raymon' d Firth Proceedings of the British Academy LXI (•975) 478-96 i as most valuable assessment Full detail of Gluckman's s career and publications are availabl ien Freedom and Constraint: A Memorial Tribute to Max Gluckman ed Myron J Aronoff (Assen/Amsterdam 1976) 165-79
Max Gluckman was one of the great Africanist scholars of his generation He was a magnificent research worker an inspiring teacher and man of social concern and courage During his time in Zambia his concern was not only to direct the Rhodes-Livingstone Institute and to carry out his own researches but also to support the cause
The Enigma of Max Gluckman eschews easy generalisations but offers deep insights into the complexities both of Gluckman’s anthropological career and into the social relations embodied in the anthropology of Africa Born in Johannesburg as the son of a lawyer who regularly defended African clients and of the first women member of the South
Max Gluckman's essay 'Analysis of a Social Situation in Modern Zululand' (the 'Bridge Paper' to his students) first published in 1940 came to be recognised in the postwar period as constituting a major methodological breakthrough for British social anthropology
Who is Max Gluckman?
Max Herman Gluckman (January 26, 1911 – April 13, 1975) was a South African -born British social anthropologist, who greatly contributed to the field of political anthropology with his analyses of political systems among African tribes. Under his influence a school of anthropological thought was formed that became known as the Manchester School.
Who is Max Cairnduff?
One key figure was Max Cairnduff, director of the Cabinet Office's 'complex transactions team', which he joined in 2018. Before that, he had been an associate at law firm Freshfields, where he worked on a satellite project in South Africa and various infrastructure schemes.
What is Gluckman's theory of Social Anthropology?
The part of Gluckman’s work that represents the conceptual framework of British social anthropology of the last two decades is best reflected in such basic concepts as “balance” or equilibrium, process, and change.
What does Gluckman say about ceremonies in South East Africa?
In chapter three on “Rituals of Rebellion in South East Africa” published first as a Frazer Lecture in 1954, Gluckman set out to demonstrate that many ceremonies “whatever [their] ostensible purpose . . . openly express social tensions” (p. 112).
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