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... reason why it should have been given to India under the decision of Sir Cyril Radcliffe. Copyright © Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1977 1977 1 Created Lord Radcliffe of Werneth in 1949. He died in March 1977, while this article was awaiting publication. 2 There seem...

...Carol Radcliffe Bolon Many Heads, Arms and Eyes: Origin, Meaning and Form of Multiplicity in Indian Art . By Doris Meth Srinivasan . Studies in Asian Art and Archaeology, volume xx. Leiden : E. J. Brill , 1997 . 355 pp. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1999 1999...

... interesting for being tangential to the general argument. It is perhaps unfortunate that the book invites comparison with A. R. Radcliffe-Brown's 1922 account by the same title. Cipriani's sense of "anthropology" is almost wholly unrelated to that of Radcliffe-Brown. Cipriani does refer to Radcliffe-Brown...

... tangential to the general argument. It is perhaps unfortunate that the book invites comparison with A. R. Radcliffe-Brown's 1922 account by the same title. Cipriani's sense of "anthropology" is almost wholly unrelated to that of Radcliffe-Brown. Cipriani does refer to Radcliffe-Brown as being in error...

... Ibid ** [The decision to turn over Calcutta to India at the time of Partition was included in the Sir Cyril Radcliffe awards, but may have been decided in London at an earlier date. The Radcliffre awards on the Bengal and Punjab divisions are dated August 12, 1947. The Viceroy, Lord Louis Mount...

... . The Nuer . New York : Oxford University Press . Evans-Pritchard E. E. 1950 . “Kinship and the Local Community among the Nuer.” In Radcliffe-Brown A. R. , ed., African Systems of Kinship and Marriage , 360 –91. New York : Oxford University Press . Evans-Pritchard E. E. 1951...

... Radcliffe-Brown A. R. , “ The mother's brother in South Africa ,” South African journal of science , 21 ( 1924 ), 542 –55. 12 Thompson L. , “ The function of latte in the Marianas ,” Journal of the Polynesian society , 49 – 50 ( 1940 – 1941 ), 447 –65. SOCIAL ORGANIZATION...

... years in China into nearly six years, almost half of which was spent in the Wei-hsien internment camp. Upon completing her doctorate in Chinese literature at Harvard (Radcliffe) in 1947, Elizabeth Huff began to reorganize the 77,000 Chinese and Japanese books Copyright © The Association for Asian...

... approach is necessary to fully understand the role of the natural environment in decolonization. As a step in the process of decolonization, the construction of territoriality in South Asia required India and Pakistan to replace the poorly defined boundaries created by the Radcliffe Commission...

... is Anglican social physics of the A. R. Radcliffe-Brown variety. Society is reduced to social relations, which in turn reduce to "principles of classification." Nakane Chie sketched the general idea already in Japanese Society (Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press, 1970). For both authors...

... years in China into nearly six years, almost half of which was spent in the Wei-hsien internment camp. Upon completing her doctorate in Chinese literature at Harvard (Radcliffe) in 1947, Elizabeth Huff began to reorganize the 77,000 Chinese and Japanese books OBITUARIES 207 at Berkeley into a branch...

...: Oxford University Press, 1963. xix, 233. Appendices, Plates. $6.40. Radcliffe-Brown once admonished anthropologists to study the social structure of "any convenient locality of suitable size"; and so we have done for some years, the suitable size meaning half a thousand souls or less. Professor Skinner...

.... In addition, 197 enclaves resulted from Radcliffe's line—parts of India nestled in East Pakistan and parts of East Pakistan nestled in India; people living in these enclaves are stateless and unrecognized by either nation, as the box, “Lives in Limbo” poignantly narrates (pp. 97–98). Van Schendel is careful...

... College in 1943, got her M.A. from the Institute of Fine Arts, New York University, five years later, and completed a doctorate at Harvard in 1956 under the legendary Benjamin Rowland. At that time degrees for women were issued under the aegis of Radcliffe College. Dr. Myer specialized in the art of India...

... of the subcontinent and the final partition plan's creation of two states with Bengal and Punjab themselves divided. This is also held to rebut as "wide of the truth" accusations of secret bargains between Mountbatten and Nehru. On the second matter of the Radcliffe Boundary, Pakistani criticism to the effect...

... the influence especially of A. R. Radcliffe-Brown, the British anthropologist, to whom can be traced much of his interest in, and thinking about, social organization. Over a year of this period was spent in Japan, in the field work out of which came the book Suye Mura and a good part of the basic knowledge...

... year 1934-3 5, she obtained her A.M. degree at RadclifFe College under Professor Elisseeff and then returned to Berkeley, this time as Instructor in Japanese at the University of California. A grant from the Rockefeller Foundation in 1939-40 enabled her to return to RadclifFe to continue her formal...

... at Radcliffe where, in the course of earning a B.A. cum laude, she studied Sanskrit with Daniel Ingalls. It is typical of Susan's self-deprecating wit that she once told me that her fellow student was the late Bimal K. Matilal, and thus Ingalls had, simultaneously, the best and worst students of his entire...

... thoroughly and had not forgotten the facts. Besides my own focus on the Philippines and Southeast Asia, my interest in aboriginal Australian cultures was whetted and fulfilled through his tutorials, which were based on a vast range of ethnographic reading, of which A. R. Radcliffe-Brown's efforts were only...