Primitive Reactions and the Reactions of Primitives: The 1983 Marett Lecture

Religious Studies 22 (2):165 - 180 (1986)
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In his 1950 Marett Lecture, Professor Evans-Pritchard gave an account of important methodological developments which had taken place in social anthropology. I should like to use the occasion to concentrate on some of the deep contemporary divisions in another subject which interested R. R. Marett, namely, the philosophy of religion. I shall do so, however, by reference to some of the methodological issues which concerned Evans-Pritchard

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