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ZA UCT BC1168_G
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G 1 Lists of UCT students doing social anthropology I & II, 1953-1956 (includes essay questions and seminar papers)
G 2 Hammond-Tooke, W. D. Six Native Churches: A preliminary survey of religion in an urban location. MA Thesis, UCT, 1948
G 3 Hoernle, A. W. The Indigenous System of Social Relations
G 4 Reader, D. Makhanya Kingship Rights and Obligations
G 5 Sapir, E. Cultural Anthropology and Psychiatry
G 6 Weinreich, Max: Culture and Personality among the Eastern Jews and Their Relation to the General Problems of Social Science
G 7 Schapera, Isaac: A working classification of the Bantu peoples of Africa
G 8 Notes on the noun classes of some Bantu languages of Southern Africa (Ndebele, Shona, Sotho, Tsonga, Tswana and Venda)
G 9 Frankel, Herbert S. The position of the native as a factor in the economic welfare of the European population in South Africa
G 10 Ndevo yenombe luvizho and other Lilima texts, edited with English translation and notes by G. Fortune S. J. MA degree (Bantu languages) UCT
G 11 Memorandum: The task of the Anthropologist [by Gluckman ?]
G 12 The place of the property in the economic life of the South East Bantu. Thesis presented for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours at the University of Witwatersrand, June 1942 [by Holombick ?]
G 2 Hammond-Tooke, W. D. Six Native Churches: A preliminary survey of religion in an urban location. MA Thesis, UCT, 1948
G 3 Hoernle, A. W. The Indigenous System of Social Relations
G 4 Reader, D. Makhanya Kingship Rights and Obligations
G 5 Sapir, E. Cultural Anthropology and Psychiatry
G 6 Weinreich, Max: Culture and Personality among the Eastern Jews and Their Relation to the General Problems of Social Science
G 7 Schapera, Isaac: A working classification of the Bantu peoples of Africa
G 8 Notes on the noun classes of some Bantu languages of Southern Africa (Ndebele, Shona, Sotho, Tsonga, Tswana and Venda)
G 9 Frankel, Herbert S. The position of the native as a factor in the economic welfare of the European population in South Africa
G 10 Ndevo yenombe luvizho and other Lilima texts, edited with English translation and notes by G. Fortune S. J. MA degree (Bantu languages) UCT
G 11 Memorandum: The task of the Anthropologist [by Gluckman ?]
G 12 The place of the property in the economic life of the South East Bantu. Thesis presented for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours at the University of Witwatersrand, June 1942 [by Holombick ?]