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Some problems of method in ethnography, by M.J. Herskovits. An ethnographic field method, by Sister M.I. Hilger. The intensive study of small sample communities, by E. Colson. Form, variation, and meaning of a ceremony, by D.G. Mandelbaum. Adventures in culture change, by A.R. Holmberg. On the comparative method in anthropology, by E.H. Ackernecht. The humanities in cultural anthropology by R.F. Spencer. The problem of universal values, by R. Linton. Archaeological method in the Eastern United States, by L.A. Wilford. A quantitative approach to the morphological typology of language, by J.H. Greenberg. The forgotten side of ethnogeography, by O.C. Stewart. Research methodology in sociology: the first half-century, by R.V. Bowers. Critical summary and commentary, by A.L. Kroeber. References (p. 303-312)
- Author
- Robert F. Spencer
- Publisher
- Minneapolis, University of Minnesota Press
- Published
- 1954
- Language
- EN
- Subjects
- Science, Anthropology, Biology
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