Western civilization and the natives of South Africa
Subtitle: studies in culture contact
By: edited by I. Schapera ...
Publisher: G. Routledge and sons, limited
Published: 1934
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 312
Subjects: Blacks -- South Africa.; Ethnology -- South Africa.; Indigenous peoples -- South Africa.; South Africa -- Race relations.
Notes: "Select bibliography": p. 301-308.
Table of contents: title: I. The old Bantu culture, by I. Schapera.  (Bibliography: p. 35-36); title: II. Present-day life in the native reserves, by M. I. Schapera.; title: III. Christianity and the religious life of the Bantu, by W. M. Einelen.; title: IV. The educated native in Bantu communal life, by W. G. A. Mears.; title: V. European influences upon the development of Bantu language and literature, by G. P. Lestrade.; title: VI. The effect of western civilization on Bantu music, by P. R. Kirby.; title: VII. The economic condition of the rural natives, by H. M. Robertson.; title: VIII. Social and economic condition of the urban native, by J. D. R. Jones.; title: IX. The economic position of the Bantu in South Africa, by W. H. Hutt.; title: X. Native administration in South Africa, by B. H. Brookes.; title: XI. Race-mixture and native policy in South Africa, by R. F. A. Hoernlé.; title: XII. Bantu grievances, by D. D. T. Jabavu.