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Contents
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The Domestic Mode of Production The Structure of Underproduction | 41 |
The Domestic Mode of Production Intensification of Production | 101 |
The Spirit of the Gift | 149 |
On the Sociology of Primitive Exchange | 185 |
Exchange Value and the Diplomacy of Primitive Trade | 277 |
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agricultural amount Anthropology appears balanced becomes camp capacity certain chief close collective condition considered continued course cultivation cultural customary demand depends developed distribution domestic economic effect especially ethnographic example exchange existing fact Figure Firth fish force forest garden gatherers generosity gift give given greater groups hand hold household human hunters hunting important intensity interest kind kinship labor land least less limited live Maori material Mauss means mode native nature normal obligations observation organization original party perhaps period persons political population possible pots present primitive principle probably production rank rates reason received reciprocity relations relative requirements sector seems sense sharing side social society specific structure subsistence supply surplus Table things tion trade transactions usually variation village wealth whole
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| Title | Stone Age Economics Volume 130 of Social science paperbacks |
| Author | Marshall David Sahlins |
| Publisher | Transaction Publishers, 1974 |
| ISBN | 0202369315, 9780202369310 |
| Length | 348 pages |
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