Lecture on the use of personal records for history and anthropology

Update: 2008-08-14

Description

A lecture given to the Joint course in research training for Master of Philosophy students in Cambridge, with backgrounds in history, anthropology, sociology, law, geography, criminology. It describes in an autobiographical way the use of personal records, including letters, diaries, autobiographies and travel records.

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A Community of Critics

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Law and justice in Japan

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Moral panics and terrorism

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Lecture on history of legal anthropology part two

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Lecture on history of legal anthropology part one

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Enemies and friends of the state

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Law and conflict resolution

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Nations feud and war

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Talk on the methods of charting social relationships

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Lecture on the use of personal records for history and anthropology

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Economic anthropology and the consumption of wealth

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Economic anthropology and the exchange of wealth

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Economic anthropology and the distribution of wealth

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Economic anthropology and the production of wealth

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Lecture on the use of personal records for history and anthropology

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Lecture on the use of personal records for history and anthropology

Cambridge University

Lecture on the use of personal records for history and anthropology