Raymond Firth Livres

Focusing on the effects of modernization, the author explores the changes in Tikopia society a decade after his initial visit. He analyzes how economic, legal, political, and social aspects have evolved, providing insights into the transformation of this unique community. Through this examination, the book sheds light on the interplay between traditional practices and contemporary influences in Tikopia.

The book explores the profound social, economic, and political consequences resulting from the decline of colonial powers in Africa, India, and the Middle East. It delves into key issues and themes surrounding this significant historical transition, providing insights and fostering debate on the lasting impacts of colonialism in these regions.

Focusing on the social and economic structures of the Maori people prior to Western contact, this 1929 study by Raymond Firth provides a thorough and original analysis. It delves into the intricacies of Maori life, offering valuable insights into their organization and cultural practices, making it a significant contribution to the understanding of indigenous societies.

The book offers an in-depth exploration of a pagan religion's beliefs and rituals, highlighting the transformative journey towards Christianity. It examines the cultural and spiritual shifts that occurred during this transition, providing valuable insights into the interplay between pagan practices and emerging Christian faith. Originally published in 1970, it stands out for its detailed analysis of these significant religious changes.

Focusing on the economic practices of early Polynesian societies, this classic work of British anthropology explores the intricate systems of trade, resource management, and social organization that defined these communities. First published in 1939, it provides valuable insights into the cultural and economic dynamics of primitive societies, highlighting their unique adaptations to their environment and the complexities of their social structures.

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