Focusing on American Indian cultural history, this work by a British social anthropologist delves into the evolution of Pueblo social structures. It offers a detailed examination of various theories, emphasizing the contributions of Eggan, and provides unique insights into the complexities of these communities.
New paperback edition of Robin Fox's study of systems of kinship and alliance, which has become an established classic of social science literature.
The third volume in Robin Fox's essay series expands on themes from his previous works, delving into anthropology and its implications for understanding human behavior. Building on concepts of reproduction and succession, this installment offers insightful analyses and reflections that challenge conventional perspectives in the field. Fox's exploration encourages readers to rethink anthropological approaches and their relevance to contemporary societal issues.