In African Societies Lucy Mair unites the two main strands of anthropology teaching: the discussion and illustration of the various analytical concepts used by anthropologists in the study of social systems; and ethnography the detailed study of particular societies nowadays obtained by participant observation. All societies discussed are in sub-Saharan Africa. This 1977 book will be of great use to students of social anthropology studying ethnography. Presenting as it does brief ethnographic accounts of a wide variety of African societies as well as exemplifications and discussions of many theoretical concepts the book offers the reader quick and easy access to a large body of information which previously had to be mined from a large number of monographs.
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