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Structural Causality In Economics And Some Ideas Concerning Marxism And Anthropology: Anthropology And Economics. The Concept Of Social And Economic Formation. The Concept Of The Tribe.--dead Sections And Living Ideas In Marx's Thinking On Primitive Society: An Attempt At A Critical Evaluation.--money And Its Fetishes: Salt Money And The Circulation Of Commodities Among The Baruya Of New Guinea. Market Economy And Fetishism, Magic, And Science According To Marx's Capital.--the Phantasmatic Nature Of Social Relations: Fetishism, Religion And Marx's General Theories Concerning Ideology. The Non-correspondence Between Form And Content In Social Relations. The Visible And The Invisible Among The Baruya Of New Guinea. Myth And History. Maurice Godelier ; Translated By Robert Brain. Translation Of Some Of The Essays From The Author's Horizon, Trajets Marxistes En Anthropologie. Includes Bibliographical References.
- Author
- Maurice Godelier
- Publisher
- Cambridge ; New York: Cambridge University Press
- Published
- 1977
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780521213110
- Subjects
- Economics, Anthropology, Business
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