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Mauss, Marcel, (1872-1950.)

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The gift : = forms and functions of exchange in archaic societies /

Record Type:	Language materials, printed : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	The gift :/ by Marcel Mauss ; translated by Ian Cunnison ; with an introduction by E.E. Evans-Pritchard.
Reminder of title:	forms and functions of exchange in archaic societies /
Author:	Mauss, Marcel,
Published:	New York :Norton, : 1967.,
Description:	xiv, 130 p. ;20 cm.
Notes:	Previously published: Glencoe, Ill. : Free Press, 1954.
[NT 15003449]:	Introductory -- I. Gifts and the obligation to return gifts -- Total prestation, masculine and feminie property (Samoa) -- The spirit of the thing given (Maori) -- The obligation to give and the obligation to receive -- Gifts to men and gifts to gods -- II. Distribution of the system: generosity, honour and money -- Rules of generosity (Andaman Islands) -- Principles, motives, and intensity of gift exchange (Melanesia) -- Honour and credit (N.W. America) -- The three obligations: giving, receiving, repaying -- The power of objects of exchange -- "Money of reknown" (Renommiergeld) -- Primary conclusion -- III. Survivals in early literature -- Personal law and real law (ancient Rome) -- Theory of the gift (Hindu classical period) -- Pledge and gift (Germanic societies) -- IV. Conclusions -- Moral conclusions -- Political and economic conclusions -- Sociological and ethical conclusions.
Subject:	Gifts. -
ISBN:	0393003787

The gift : = forms and functions of exchange in archaic societies /
Mauss, Marcel,1872-1950.

The gift :forms and functions of exchange in archaic societies /by Marcel Mauss ; translated by Ian Cunnison ; with an introduction by E.E. Evans-Pritchard. - New York :Norton,1967. - xiv, 130 p. ;20 cm. - The Norton library ;N378. - Norton library ;N378..

Previously published: Glencoe, Ill. : Free Press, 1954.

Includes bibliographical references.

Introductory -- I. Gifts and the obligation to return gifts -- Total prestation, masculine and feminie property (Samoa) -- The spirit of the thing given (Maori) -- The obligation to give and the obligation to receive -- Gifts to men and gifts to gods -- II. Distribution of the system: generosity, honour and money -- Rules of generosity (Andaman Islands) -- Principles, motives, and intensity of gift exchange (Melanesia) -- Honour and credit (N.W. America) -- The three obligations: giving, receiving, repaying -- The power of objects of exchange -- "Money of reknown" (Renommiergeld) -- Primary conclusion -- III. Survivals in early literature -- Personal law and real law (ancient Rome) -- Theory of the gift (Hindu classical period) -- Pledge and gift (Germanic societies) -- IV. Conclusions -- Moral conclusions -- Political and economic conclusions -- Sociological and ethical conclusions.

ISBN: 0393003787Subjects--Topical Terms:

551105
Gifts.

The gift : = forms and functions of exchange in archaic societies /
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