JASO 1970-1975
E. E. Evans-Pritchard Levy-Bruhl's theory of primitive mentality 39-60
Allan Hanson Understanding in philosophical anthropology 61-70
Paul Heelas A defence of Winch [comment on F. A. Hanson's article 'Understanding in philosophical anthropology', with a reply by F. A. Hanson] 71-81
Wendy James Are 'primitives' necessary? 82-3
Mike Maguire The 'free competition of thought': a critique 84-90
Andrew Lyons The genesis of scientific racism, including some thoughts on scholarly works produced in the years 1774-1775 91-100
Note on Social Anthropology at Oxford
Jairus Banaji Description, meaning and social science 110-113
Ross Bowden Winch and the social determination of truth 113-125
Edwin Ardener Galileo and the topological space 125-131
Grant McCall £. s. d. varna 131-136
John Orley African medical taxonomy: with special reference to mental illness 137-50
Cornelius Ernst A preface to theology 1-8
James Urry Symbolic colour: Victor Turner reassessed 9-17
Malcolm Crick Anthropology and the philosophy of science 18-32
Rom Harré The shift to an anthropomorphic model of man 33-7
T. C. Weiskel Rubbish and racism: the problem of boundaries in an ecosystem 38-51
Paul Heelas Tensions and onomastics: review article [on papers by E. Ardener, J. Banaji and R. Needham] 52-6
Book Reviews 57
John Gledhill Economics and the theory of games in social anthropology 59-73
Raymond Firth 'Anthropology within and without the ivory towers' 74-82
Andrew Woodfield How the concepts of function and structure work 83-91
Grant McCall The rubbish of racism 92-6
Michael G Kenny Robert Ardrey's The social contract 97-107
Book Reviews 108-10
J. H. M. Beattie Has social anthropology a future? 111-120
Gordon Geekie The interpretation of Ndembu ritual action 121-9
E. E. Evans-Pritchard John Millar, 1735-1801 131-3
J.E.A. Tonkin The use of ethnography 134-6
Peter Coates Problems of paradigm discrimination 137-45
Paul Heelas 'The odd philosopher' 146-52
Book Reviews 153-4
Ruth Finnegan Anthropologists and the sociology of literature:an example from the study of epic 53-66
Nigel Barley Anglo-Saxon magico-medicine 67-76
E. E. Evans-Pritchard Henry Home, Lord Kames (1696-1782) 77-80
N.J. Allen The vertical dimension in Thulung classification 81-94
Malcolm McLeod Review article [on 'Social anthropology and language', edited by E. Ardener] 95-100
Book Reviews 103-4
E. E. Evans-Pritchard Condorcet (1743-1794) 105-9
Andrew C. Theophanous Social meaning and the conditions for its possibility 110-24
Edwin Ardener Language, ethnicity and population 125-32
Paul Heelas Expressing the inexpressible: don Juan and the limits formal analysis 133-48
Randal Keynes Review article [on 'Witchcraft in Tudor and Stuart England: a regional comparative study', by A. Macfarlane, and 'Religion and the decline of magic', by K. Thomas] 149-57
Book Reviews 158-60
E. E. Evans-Pritchard Some reminiscences and reflections on fieldwork 1-12
Joan Leopold Tylor's solar sixpence 13-16
Malcolm Crick Two styles in the study of witchcraft 17-31
Jonathan Webber Review article [on 'Language use and social change', edited by W.H. Whiteley] 32-41
John Rogerson Social anthropology and the Old Testament: present, past and future 42-50
Book Reviews 51-8
Godfrey Lienhardt Anthropology and contemporary literature 59-67
Michael Herzfeld Divine king or divine right: models of ritual authority 68-76
E. E. Evans-Pritchard Montesquieu (1689-1755) 77-84
Charlotte Hardman Can there be an anthropology of children? 85-99
Alan Campbell Tristes tropes: Lévi-Strauss and the impoverishment of metaphor 100-13
Book Reviews 114-22
E. E. Evans-Pritchard The intellectualist (English) interpretation of magic 123-42
Lawrence C. Melton Is belief possible? 143-51
Edwin Ardener 'Behaviour': a social anthropological criticism 152-4
Wendy James Illusions of freedom: a comment on Barth's individuals 155-67
Brian V. Street "In the shadow of the Golden bough": in response to Lienhardt [comment on 'Anthropology and contemporary literature', by G. Lienhardt] 168-75
Malcolm Crick Some reflections on the decennial A.S.A. conference 176-9
Paul Heelas Review article [on 'Modes of thought', edited by R. Horton and R. Finnegan] 180-4
Book Reviews 185-91
E. E. Evans-Pritchard Science and sentiment: an exposition and criticism of the writings of Pareto 1-21
David Price 'Nor no witchcraft charm thee!' [on the Konkomba] 22-31
Vernon Reynolds Can there be an anthropology of children? a reply [to 'Can there be an anthropology of children', by C. Hardman] 32-8
Tim Jenkins Bachelard's epistemology and the history of the sciences 39-48
Martin Cantor The meaning of life and the meaning of words: the works of I. A. Richards 49-53
Shirley Ardener A note on 'mooning' and 'streaking' as forms of non-violent protest 54-7
Book Reviews 58-68
David Pocock Nuer religion: a supplementary view 69-79
Paul Heelas Meaning and primitive religions 80-91
Keith Patching Power and the big man in New Guinea 92-103
Phyllis M. Kaberry A glimpse of Malinowski in retrospect 104-8
Michael Maguire Criminology and social anthropology 109-17
Juliet Blair An apparent paradox in mental evolution 118-25
Book Reviews 126-36
Kirsten Hastrup The sexual boundary-purity: hetero-sexuality and virginity 137-47
Mike Taylor The consciousness of consciousness 148-50
Jan Ovesen The metaphor/metonym distinction: a comment on Campbell ['Tristes tropes: Levi-Strauss and the impoverishment of metaphor' by A. Campbell] 151-4
Martin Cantor "The mind-forg'd manacles": Castaneda in the world of don Juan 155-72
Charlotte Hardman Children in the playground 173-88
M.G. Whisson Review article [Race, by J.R. Baker] 189-94
Book Reviews 195-201
Tim Jenkins Althusser's philosophy 1-17
Harriet Sibisi Some notions of 'purity' and 'impurity among the Zulu 18-29
Keith Patching Semantic fields and social change: the concept gnek in Tangu 30-41
Kirsten Hastrup The sexual boundary-danger: transvestism and homosexuality 42-56
Brian Street Anthropology outside the classroom 57-67
Helen Callaway Review article [on 'African women in towns: an aspect of Africa's social revolution' by K. Little] 68-73
Book Reviews 74-78
Martin Thom The unconscious structured like a language 79-105
Malcolm Crick Ethology, language, and the study of human action 106-18
Mike Taylor Linguistics to social anthropology: the problem of theory 119-28
Judith Okely Review article [Gypsies: the hidden Americans by A. Sutherland] 129-30
Book Reviews 131-6
Philip Kreager Notes for a study of fertility 137-52
Roger Just Conceptions of women in classical Athens 153-70
Judith Okely The self and scientism 171-88
Jonathan Webber Formulating a linguistic analogy for society 189-212
Paul Dresch Review article [on 'Marxist analyses and social anthropology', edited by M. Bloch] 213-7
Book Reviews 218-20
