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Tal, Boaz --- Benjano, Hanita

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Naomi - (Biblical figure) --- Boaz - (Biblical figure) --- Ruth - (Biblical figure)

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Bibliotheconomie--Etude et enseignement --- Bibliothéconomie--Studie en onderwijs --- Library education --- Information science --- -Library education --- Librarians --- Library science --- Professional education --- Library schools --- Communication --- Information literacy --- Study and teaching --- Education --- Boaz, Martha Terosse --- Boaz, Martha Terosse, --- Library education. --- Information science - Study and teaching. --- Boaz, Martha Terosse, 1913 --- -Information science --- Boaz, Martha Terosse, 1913-

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Franz Boas, the major founding figure of anthropology as a discipline of America, came to the United States from Germany in 1886. Though this fact is widely known, the significance of Boas' roots in German intellectual tradition and late nineteenth century German anthropology remains obscure. The essays in Volkgeist a Method and Ethic explore the Germanic influences on Boasian anthropology and clarify their implications for the ethnographic practice that Boas promulgated.

Anthropology --- Human beings --- Philosophy. --- History. --- Boas, Franz, --- Boaz, Franz, --- History --- Philosophy --- Primitive societies --- Social sciences