Reports of the Cambridge Anthropological Expedition to Torres Straits, Volume 2, Part 2
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- 6 Lesestunden
A. C. Haddon Bücher
Michael Eaton ist ein Schriftsteller und Regisseur, dessen Werk oft aus einem anthropologischen Interesse schöpft, das er während seines Studiums entwickelte. Seine investigativen Dramen für das Fernsehen erforschen komplexe menschliche Geschichten und gesellschaftliche Phänomene mit einem scharfen Blick für Details. Eatons kreativer Ansatz verbindet tiefgehende Recherche mit erzählerischem Können und enthüllt faszinierende Aspekte der menschlichen Kultur und Geschichte. Seine Filme und Theaterstücke zeichnen sich durch intellektuelle Tiefe und eine originelle Weltsicht aus.
The Mafulu Mountain People of British New Guinea
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- 19 Lesestunden
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In this insightful lecture, A. C. Haddon argues for the importance of ethnology in our understanding of human culture and society. Drawing on his own experiences studying indigenous peoples in different parts of the world, he makes a compelling case for the practical value of this oft-overlooked field of study.