198 Mr. Rector, Fellows and Scholars, I have been greatly honoured by your invitation to
deliver this lecture in commemoration of Rector Marett, a great teacher of social …

IT WAS A LITTLE MORE THAN A YEAR AGO, in 1958, tha the College of France decided to
create in its midst< chair of social anthropology. This science is too at tentive to those forms …

ETHNOLOGY was founded a century ago, it was not at all clear that the nascent science of
anthropology would survive and prosper as an integral discipline. 1 Its chief rival, ethnology …

ANTHROPOLOGY belongs among the sciences in far more senses than L the obvious one
that it sits on the National Research Council and on the Social Science Research Council …

anthropologists today generalize little more than historians do." 4 Nowadays it is fashionable
to regard the strength of British social anthropology as lying in the intensity and precision of …

The Lewis Henry Morgan Lectures are intended to commemorate both the man and his work
the latter being viewed as having provided an admirably broad and substantial base for …

T HE contemporary student of anthropology is in a difficult position in attempting to achieve a
sound orientation in our rapidly changing and developing discipline. Nowhere is this more …

2 ON THE STUDY OF ANTHROPOLOGY. relations of Man to the mammalia. If we were of
the term Anthropology, we should still ha field of investigation. I, for one, am prepare first …

A new era manifested itself in 1859, in consequence of the foundation of the Société
d'Anthropologie de Paris. The Ethnological Societies of Paris, and of London and New York …

* Address at the International Congress of Arts and Science, St. Louis, September, 1904.
disposal is so short, that it will be impossible to do justice to the work of the minds that have …