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Cultural Anthropology of the Middle East, A Bibliography, Volume 1 Cultural Anthropology of the Middle East 1965-1987
A Bibliography
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During the last two decades, the number of anthropologists conducting research in the Middle East has increased considerably. Together they have produced an abundance of valuable studies, often based on prolonged periods of ethnographic fieldwork. This bibliography offers a comprehensive survey of their results published between 1965 and 1987. It refers to studies published in English, French and German. Geographically, the bibliography covers the area from Mauritania in the West to Afghanistan in the East, and from Turkey in the North to the Arab Peninsula and Northern Sudan in the South.
The majority of studies inserted has been written by anthropologists. Besides, a considerable number of studies related to anthropology, but published by non-anthropologists, has been integrated as well. The majority of the monographs and volumes has been annotated.
The majority of studies inserted has been written by anthropologists. Besides, a considerable number of studies related to anthropology, but published by non-anthropologists, has been integrated as well. The majority of the monographs and volumes has been annotated.
Ruud Strijp took his MA in Cultural Anthropology from the University of Nijmegen, the Netherlands. e has published several articles on Islam in Tunisia and the Netherlands. Currently he is conducting his doctorate research on ethnicity and Islam among Moroccan migrants in the Netherlands.
'A monumental guide for the study of anthropology of the Middle East...A must for every social science reference collection.'
Choice, 1992
'...an impressive reference tool on the life and society of the Middle East which no student can afford to miss...the volume is a mine of scholarly information.'
Muslim World Book Review, 1996.
Choice, 1992
'...an impressive reference tool on the life and society of the Middle East which no student can afford to miss...the volume is a mine of scholarly information.'
Muslim World Book Review, 1996.
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