Symbolic anthropology
ShareCopied to clipboardSymbolic anthropology is a book series and book subject. It includes 2 books, written by 2 different authors.
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- number of authors (for this book series): 2 people
- number of books (for this book series): 2
- books (of books, for this book series): Disconcerting issue : meaning and struggle in a resettled Pacific community, Rites of modernization : symbolic and social aspects of Indonesian proletarian drama
- authors (of books, for this book series): Martin G. Silverman, James Lowe Peacock
- publication dates (of books, for this book series): 1971, 1968
- book publishers (of books, for this book series): University of Chicago Press, University of Chicago P
- number of authors (for this book subject): 17 people
- number of books (for this book subject): 17
- books (of books, for this book subject): Consciousness and change : symbolic anthropology in evolutionary perspective, Culture in mind : cognition, culture, and the problem of meaning, Genesis of symbolic thought
- authors (of books, for this book subject): James Lowe Peacock, Bradd Shore, Alan Barnard
- publication dates (of books, for this book subject): 1975, 1998, 2012
- book publishers (of books, for this book subject): Blackwell, Oxford University Press, Cambridge University Press
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