Social system and tradition in Southern Africa
Subtitle: essays in honour of Eileen Krige
By: edited by John Argyle, Eleanor Preston-Whyte.
Contributors: Krige, Eileen Jensen, 1904-; Argyle, William John, 1931-; Preston-Whyte, Eleanor.
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published: 1978
Place of publication: Cape Town; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 251
Subjects: Ethnology -- Africa, Southern; Social systems
Notes: "Bibliography of E. J. Krige": p. xx-xxi.
Table of contents: title: Argyle, J. Dingiswayo discovered.; title: Buthelezi, M. G. Early history of the Buthelezi clan.; title: Marwick, M. Household composition and marriage in a Witwatersrand African township.; title: Preston-Whyte, E. Families without marriage.; title: Jithoo, S. Complex households and joint families amongst Indians in Durban.; title: Blacking, J. Uses of kinship idiom in friendships at some Venda and Zulu schools.; title: Cheater, A. P. Bond friendship among African farmers in Rhodesia.; title: Hammond-Tooke, W. D. Do the South Eastern Bantu worship their ancestors?; title: Wilson, M. Ritual.; title: Schapera, I. Some Kgatla theories of procreation.; title: Cope, T. Towards an appreciation of Zulu folktales as literary art.; title: Mzolo, D. Zulu clan praises.; title: Kuper, H. The monarchy and the military in Swaziland.; title: Vilakazi, A. Problems in African research and scholarship.