HAR’s Bibliography Editors are pleased to post our latest additions to the bibliography of works on the history of anthropology. This latest batch of citations includes several titles on linguistic anthropology, including “James Cowles Prichard and the Linguistic Foundations of Ethnology,” as well as biographically-focused pieces on the work of Zora Neale Hurston, Margaret Mead, Harry Shapiro, and Alfred Kroeber.
Don’t forget that you can search the Comprehensive Bibliography, which now includes almost 600 unique authors, by keywords including personal names, places, and concepts.
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Janet Steins: contributions / website / janet.steins@gmail.com
Judith Kaplan: contributions / website / jrk@chstm.org
Blythe Roveland-Brenton: contributions / website / broveland@binghamton.edu
Nicholas Barron: contributions / website / nicholas.barron@unlv.edu
Janet Steins: contributions / website / janet.steins@gmail.com
Judith Kaplan: contributions / website / jrk@chstm.org
Blythe Roveland-Brenton: contributions / website / broveland@binghamton.edu
Nicholas Barron: contributions / website / nicholas.barron@unlv.edu
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