... Marcel Mauss, panic chez Fayard en 7f'?4. Viennent de paraitrc aux memcs editions les Ecrils politiques de Marcel Mauss. Cet article est extrait de I'cdition du 15 deccmbrc 1997 du quotidien Liberation,. c Uvre noirdu communisme fournil ...
... Marcel Mauss. for example, has shown that among tribal soci- eties. gifts dispelled fear, eased trade, asserted status and cemented diplomatic ties; not to return a gift was often tantamount to a declaration of war. The magical essence ...
Prof. Marcel Mauss. also of the Paris 0nlver»i»y. talked about the frrowtn* In- erdependencft of peoples, while Prof. Ruysnen of the Bordeaux Unlvarsltv de- la red that a conflict between opposing endenclen toward Ilburntlon and con ...
... Marcel Mauss, on the sociological Kidie, that Che mantle of their great i ace-fellow (•in this connection perhaps "core- ligionist" might bo for once apt), Kmile Durkheim, fell. Levy-Bruhl was, it seems, the chief of the dis- tinguished ...
Sciences humaines. SOCIOLOGIE DE MARCEL MAUSS, de Jean Cazeneuve (Editions Presses universitaires de France). Une introduction a la pense"e de Mauss, le pere de l"'anthropologie sociale moderne". (126 pages) LA REVOLUTION SEXUELLE, de ...
... Marcel Mauss. they have stressed the importance of ritual gift-giving in keeping the social fabric knitted together. According to this view, Christmas gift-giving is a way of maintaining or initiating social relationships, and there are ...
Sciences humaines. SOCIOLOGIE DE MARCEL MAUSS, de Jean Cazeneuve (Editions Presses universitaires de France). Une introduction a la pens^e de Mauss, le pere de l'"anthropologie sociale moderne". (126 pages). LA REVOLUTION SEXUELLE, de ...
... Marcel Mauss, distinguished follower of. profit is frequently of a social and not a financial kind. THOUGH our economic sysA tem no longer depends on gift exchange, as in some societies, gift giving is still a significant convention in ...
... Marcel Mauss (1872-1950), a much-neglected, belatedly acknowledged French sociologist, and by using it, Dillon not only resurrects the great man but draws from him headings for his three central chapters-The Obligation to Give, The ...
... Marcel Mauss, on the sociological Sidie, that t'he mantle of their great i ace-fellow (•in this connection perhaps "core- Tigionist" might be for once apt), Emile Durkheim, fell. Levy-Bruhl was, it seems, the chief of the dis ...