African Ethnographic Studies of the 20th Century

African Ethnographic Studies o​f the 20th Century (Afrikanische ethnographische Studien d​es 20. Jahrhunderts) i​st eine englischsprachige Buchreihe m​it Neuauflagen wichtiger Werke d​er Afrikanistik.

Das International African Institute (Internationales Afrikanische Institut) u​nd der Verlag Routledge h​aben Werke n​eu aufgelegt, d​ie ursprünglich zwischen 1931 u​nd 1988 i​n Zusammenarbeit m​it dem International African Institute veröffentlicht wurden. Viele dieser wiederveröffentlichten Bände, d​ie außerhalb einiger weniger wichtiger Bibliotheken n​icht erhältlich sind, standen d​em Verlag Routledge zufolge „an d​er Spitze e​iner Revolution d​er Feldforschung u​nd Ethnographie i​n der afrikanischen Anthropologie. Diese Revolution beinhaltete d​ie Produktion e​iner umfangreichen, a​uf Feldforschung basierenden ethnographischen Dokumentation über d​ie Kulturen d​er verschiedenen Gesellschaften i​n Afrika.“[1]

Die Reihe umfasst 79 Bände:[2]

Bände
  • 1. Pierre Alexandre (Hrsg.): French Perspectives in African Studies: a collection of translated essays (Inhaltsübersicht)
  • 2. Samir Amin: Modern Migrations in Western Africa
  • 3. Hugh Ashton: The Basuto
  • 4. C. G. Baëta: Christianity in Tropical Africa
  • 5. Michael Banton: West African City
  • 6. B. Bernardi: The Mugwe
  • 7. Daniel Biebuyck (Hrsg.) : African Agrarian Systems
  • 8. Paul Bohannan: Justice and Judgement among the Tiv
  • 9. E. W. Bovill: Caravans of the Old Sahara
  • 10. R. E. Bradbury: Benin Studies
  • 11. G. Gordon Brown und A. McD. Bruce Hutt: Anthropology in Action
  • 12. K. A. Busia: The Position of the Chief in the Modern Political system of Ashanti
  • 13. Ann Patricia Caplan: Choice and Constraint in a Swahili Community
  • 14. A. W. Cardinall: Tales Told in Togoland
  • 15. Gladwyn Murray Childs: Umbundu Kinship and Character
  • 16. Hans Cory: Sukuma Law and Custom
  • 17. Hans Cory und M. M. Hartnoll: Customary Law of the Haya Tribe
  • 18. J. R. Crawford: Witchcraft and Sorcery in Rhodesia
  • 19. Robert Delavignette: Freedom and Authority in French West Africa
  • 20. Dora Earthy: Valenge Women
  • 21. May M. Edel: The Chiga of Western Uganda
  • 22. Adrian Edwards: The Ovimbundu under Two Sovereignties
  • 23. Daryll Forde: Marriage and the Family among the Yako in South-Eastern Nigeria
  • 24. Daryll Forde: Yakö Studies
  • 25. Daryll Forde: Efik Traders of Old Calabar
  • 26. Daryll Forde und P. M. Kaberry (Hrsg.) : West African Kingdoms in the Nineteenth *Century
  • 27. Meyer Fortes: The Dynamics of Clanship among the Tallensi
  • 28. Meyer Fortes: The Web of Kinship among the Tallensi
  • 29. Merran Fraenkel: Tribe and Class in Monrovia
  • 30. Max Gluckman (Hrsg.): Ideas and Procedures in African Customary Law
  • 31. Jack Goody: The Social Organisation of the Lo Wiili
  • 32. Jack Goody: Changing social structure in Ghana
  • 33. Jack Goody: Technology and Tradition and the State of Africa
  • 34. Robert F. Gray: The Sonjo of Tanganyika
  • 35. Alan Harwood: Witchcraft, Sorcery and Social Categories among the Safwa
  • 36. C. Edward Hopen: The Pastoral Fulbe family in Gwandu
  • 37. P. P. Howell: A Manual of Nuer Law
  • 38. A. H. M. Kirk-Greene: Adamawa Past and Present
  • 39. E. Jensen Krige: The Realm of a Rain Queen
  • 40. Hilda Kuper: An African Aristocracy
  • 41. H. E. Lambert: Kikuyu Social and Political Institutions
  • 42. Robin Law: The Horse in West African History
  • 43. Rowena M. Lawson: The Changing Economy of the Lower Volta 1954-67
  • 44. P. C. Lloyd: The New Elites of Tropical Africa
  • 45. D. W. Malcolm: Sukumaland
  • 46. Jacques J. Maquet: The Premise of Inequality in Ruanda
  • 47. Claude Meillassoux: The Development of Indigenous Trade and Markets in West Africa
  • 48. Théodore Monod: Pastoralism in Tropical Africa
  • 49. S. F. Nadel: A Black Byzantium
  • 50. S. F. Nadel: Nupe Religion
  • 51. L. F. Nalder: A Tribal Survey of Mongalla Province
  • 52. G. St. J. Orde-Browne: The African Labourer
  • 53. David Parkin: Town and Country in Central and Eastern Africa
  • 54. B. A. Pauw: Religion in a Tswana Chiefdom
  • 55. Arthur Phillips: Survey of African Marriage and Family Life
  • 56. Valdo Pons: Stanleyville
  • 57. Michael S. Sadler (Hrsg.): Arts of West Africa
  • 58. Lamin O. Sanneh: The Jakhanke
  • 59. William A. Shack: The Gurage
  • 60. M. G. Smith: Government in Zazzau, 1800-1950
  • 61. Aidan Southall (Hrsg.) : Social Change in Modern Africa
  • 62. Hugh A. Stayt: The Bavenda
  • 63. Bronislaw Stefaniszyn: Social and Ritual Life of the Ambo of Northern Rhodesia
  • 64. Bengt G. M. Sundkler: Bantu Prophets in South Africa
  • 65. David Tait: The Konkomba of Northern Ghana
  • 66. Richard Thurnwald: Economics in Primitive Communities
  • 67. Hugh Tracey: Chopi Musicians: their music, poetry and instruments
  • 68. V. W. Turner: The Drums of Affliction
  • 69. Jan Vansina: The Historian in Tropical Africa
  • 70. Jan Vansina: The Tio Kingdom of the Middle Kongo 1880-1892
  • 71. Günter Wagner: The Bantu of North Kavirondo, Bd. 1
  • 72. Günter Wagner: The Bantu of North Kavirondo, Bd. 2
  • 73. A. K. H. Weinrich: African Farmers in Rhodesia
  • 74. Diedrich Westermann: The African Today
  • 75. Monica H. Wilson: Good Company
  • 76. Monica H. Wilson: Rituals of Kinship among the Nyakyusa
  • 77. Monica H. Wilson: Communal Rituals of the Nyakyusa
  • 78. Monica H. Wilson: For Men and Elders
  • 79. R. L. Wishlade: Sectarianism in Southern Nyasaland

Einzelnachweise
  1. routledge.com („were at the cutting edge of a fieldwork and ethnographic revolution in African anthropology. This revolution involved the production of a wide body of fieldwork-based ethnographic documentation about the cultures of the different societies in Africa“)
  2. African Ethnographic Studies of the 20th Century - routledge.com
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