Social anthropology - Bohannan, Paul (New York Holt Rinehart and Winston, 1963)
Pt. 1. The nature of anthropology and the nature of man. On the nature and significance of anthropological science -- Culture, personality, and society -- Art, language, and science -- Pt. 2. The biological network. Kinship networks and kinship terminology -- Marriage and the nuclear family -- The household -- Extended families and polygamous families -- Divorce, widowhood, and remarriage -- Consanguine kinship groups -- Pt. 3. The network of agreements. Contracts and agreements -- Inequality -- The chimera of race -- Pt. 4. Space and things. Ecology, work, and production -- The economic integration -- Multicentric economies, conversion, and the conflict of economies -- Politics and government -- Law, crime, and warfare -- Pt. 5. The image of the unknown. A short history of European thought about magic, religion, and science -- Tribal religions -- Witchcraft -- Pt. 6. Social change. Institutions : their progress, history, and evolution -- The other side of the frontier.
Includes bibliographical references (399-408) and index.
Keywords: Ethnology