+ in anthro library SSC 3325 | |
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Gehman will be in his office on Tuesday 9 December from 12:30 - 2:00 to return marked essays to those who can come in (or to discuss whatever).
Crosby
on Medieval and Modern European Views of the World [3
McGrane
on Hierarchy and Essences Versus Homogeneity
[2
Trigger
on the Medieval Paradigm of History [1
Illich
on 12th Century Innovations in Writing and Reading
[2
Baudet
on Approaches to Paradise [2
Naipaul
on Spaniards, God, and Gold [1
Todorov
on Columbus [2
recommended: Malleus
Malificarum [2
Berman
on Newton, Positivism, and Occultism [3
recommended: Hill
on the Sense of 17th Century English Radicals [3
Farella
on the Empiricist Culture of Permanence [2
Fabian
on Anthropology's Commitment to Vision [2
Hunt
on the Feudal Manorial System [2
HOBBES
Introduction to Leviathan [2
Hobbes
on the State of Nature [2
Williams
on the "Individual, "Society", and "Culture" [2
LOCKE,
John
1690 Chapters 1-6, Paragraphs 1-76 from his: Second
Treatise of Government. [30
Neal
Wood on Locke on property [2
Neal
Wood on Locke and "agrarian improvement" [1
Trigger
on the Enlightenment View of Humanity & Social Evolution [2
Geertz
on the Enlightenment Conception of Man [2
Encyclopedie
[3
Diderot
on the Primitive and the Civilized [2
Chisick
on Education Policy among the Enlightened [2
US
Declaration of Independence 1776 [3
French
Assembly 1789 Declaration
of the Rights of Man and the Citizen [2
ADAM
SMITH and the Invention of "the Economy" [7
Polanyi
on Market Economy and Ideology [2
McMurtryon
the Mis-Appropriation of Smith by Globalists [2
+Stocking,
George
1968 "French Anthropology in 1800." As reprinted in his: Race,
Culture, and Evolution, pp. 13-41. [28
MALTHUS
on the Principle of Population (w/ comments from Engels)
[2
recommended: Lamarck
on Species, Environment, and Habit [4
SPENCER,
Herbert
1852 Selections from his: "Progress: Its Law and Cause".
[4
MAINE
on Status and Contract [2
DARWIN
on the Origin of Species [2
TYLOR,
Edward B.
1871 Selection from his: Primitive
Culture, volume one, pp. 1-22.
[11
MORGAN,
Lewis Henry
1877 Selection from his: Ancient
Society, pp. 3-18. [8
Williams
and Palmer on Early 19th Century Words [1
MARX,
KARL &
ENGELS, FRIEDRICH
1848 Manifesto
of the Communist Party. [20
(Read sections I & II; skim III; read IV--it's
very short)
Leacock
on Morgan, Engels, and Stages of Development [3
Engels:
"Preface" to his: Origin of the Family,
Private Property and the State. [3
Kultur
and Culture [7
Articulations
of Superiority in the 19th Century
[12
Fee
on Science and the Woman Problem [2
Bettson
Some 19th Century Notions of Imperialism [3
"Culture":
Definitions, Histories and Discussions
BOAS, Franz
1896 "The Limitations of the Comparative Method of Anthropology." [8
Boas, Franz
1920 "The Methods of Ethnology." [5
Boas
in1937 on His Early Career [2
+Darnell, Regna
2001
Selection from the "Introduction": "Distinctive Features of the Americanist
Tradition," from her: Invisible Geneologies: A
History of Americanist Anthropology, pp.
11-20. [10
+ Stocking, George
1974 "The Basic Assumptions of Boasian Anthropology." As reprinted in his:
The
Shaping of American Anthropology, 1890-1930: A Franz Boas Reader,
pp.
1-20. [20
Boas and
some Boasians
BENEDICT
on Selection and Integration in Culture [3
DURKHEIM,
Emile
1896 "Rules for the Explanation of Social Facts." Chapter 5 from
his: The Rules of the Sociological Method.
(S.A. Solovay & J.H. Mueller, trans.). Glencoe: The Free Press. (1938).
[15
Durkheim,
Emile
1912 Selection from "Introduction" to his: Elementary
Forms of Religious Life, pp. 1-8. (J.W. Swain, trans.). London:
George Allen & Unwin. (1915). [5
Durkheim,
Emile
1912 Selection on the Soul from Book 2, Chapter 8 of his: Elementary
Forms of Religious Life, pp. 262-72. (J.W. Swain, trans.).
London: George Allen & Unwin. (1915). [5
RADCLIFFE-BROWN
on Function and Structure [5
+Wolf, Eric
1982 "Introduction," from his Europe
and the People without History, Berkeley:
California UP. Pp. 3-23.