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Routledge
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Routledge
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First Published in 1985. One of the notable objectives of the Library of Anthropology is to provide a vehicle for the expression in print of new, controversial, and seemingly unorthodox theoretical, methodological, and philosophical approaches to anthropological data. This is a book about traditions that are changing, not languishing in a moribund state and not dead, as other scholars have... Read more
1. Introduction A. The Setting B. Tradition in Anthropological Theory C. Tradition in Southwest Donegal 2. The Distant Past: Continuities in Recorded History 3. The Recent Past: Discontinuities in Recorded History 4. The Verifiable Present: Sample Findings 5. Voices of the Present: Five Farmers and Two Historians 6. Conclusions
Biography
Eugenia Shanklin
