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Stanley Jeyaraja Tambiah (16
January 1929 – 19
January 2014) was a
social anthropologist and
Esther and
Sidney Rabb
Professor (Emeritus) of Anthropology...
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surnames it may also be a
surname for
males and females.
Stanley Jeyaraja Tambiah (1929–2014),
Ceylonese social anthropologist Alfred Thambiayah (1903–2009)...
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access or
guide magical power. In The
Magical Power of
Words (1968), S. J.
Tambiah argues that the
connection between language and
magic is due to a belief...
- late
Imperial China,
dowry was a form of
female inheritance.
Stanley J.
Tambiah later argued that Goody's
overall thesis remained pertinent in
North India...
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Henry Wijeyakone Tambiah (1906–1997) was a
Ceylonese academic, diplomat,
lawyer and judge, born in Sri
Lanka during British colonial rule. He was a Commissioner...
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opposed to religion,
Tambiah suggests that
mankind has a much more
personal control over events. Science,
according to
Tambiah, is "a
system of behavior...
- Representatives. p. 346
Tambiah, Stanley.
Leveling Crowds:
Ethnonationalist Conflicts and
Collective Violence in
South Asia , p. 91
Tambiah, Stanley. Leveling...
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Stanley Tambiah, who
further explains this approach.
Coningham &
Young (2015, p. 454): "Such
models are
close to the
model advocated by
Stanley Tambiah with...
- Oxford; Cambridge: Blackwell. pp. 289–291, 335. ISBN 978-0631189466.
Tambiah,
Stanley Jeyaraja (1991). Magic, Science, Religion, and the
Scope of Rationality...
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