Sociology/Anthropology
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Six-Legged Snakes in New Guinea - Evelyn CheesmanSix-Legged Snakes in New Guinea by Evelyn Cheesman is an account of an expedition to New Guinea forests in 1938 and 1939. It describes the people and their customs as observed by the author. Illustrated with b&w photos. |
ZAR 120.00 |
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Michel Foucault - Charles C Lemert and Garth GillanMichel Foucault by Charles C Lemert and Garth Gillan is an evenhanded and accessible introduction to the work of this important social theorist. |
ZAR 70.00 |
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Introducing: Chomsky - John Maher and Judy GrovesIntroducing: Chomsky by John Maher and Judy Groves is a graphic guide to the pioneering linguist and social reformer |
ZAR 60.00 |
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Port Out, Starboard Home and other Language Myths - Michael QuinionPort Out, Starboard Home and other Language Myths by Michael Quinion is a very readable and entertaining book about the history and origins of words and common expressions. |
ZAR 80.00 |
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Marriage Ceremonies in Morocco - Edward WestermarckMarriage Ceremonies in Morocco by Edward Westermarck is a careful study based on a six year residency and investigations with native tribes in Morocco. Edward Westermarck was a Finnish social anthropologist, philosopher, and sociologist, whose area of specialization was the history of marriage, morality, and religious institutions. Westermarck gained international fame with his doctoral thesis, The History of Human Marriage, which was inspired by the ideas of Darwin and Herbert Spencer. |
ZAR 450.00 |
