A. P. Elkin

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A. P. Elkin is affiliated with the following schools: University of Sydney, University College London

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According to Wikipedia, Adolphus Peter Elkin was an Anglican clergyman, an influential Australian anthropologist during the mid twentieth century and a proponent of the assimilation of Indigenous Australians. Early life Elkin was born at West Maitland, New South Wales. His father, Reuben Elkin, was an English Jew and worked as a salesman; his mother, Ellen Wilhelmina Bower, was a seamstress of German ancestry. His parents were divorced in 1901, his mother died the next year and he was then brought up by his maternal grandparents as an Anglican. He went to school at Singleton and at Maitland East Boys' High School. After finishing school he worked in banks in New South Wales, but then won a theological scholarship to St Paul's College, University of Sydney, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in 1915.

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A. P. Elkin's Published Works

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The Australian Aborigines (286)
The Australian Aborigines, how to understand them, (1970) (139)
Citizenship for the aborigines : a national aboriginal policy (1944) (21)
Australian aboriginal decorative art (1962) (10)
Dawn of art : painting and sculpture of Australian aborigines (1965) (7)
Social anthropology in Melanesia (1953) (4)
The threefold use of anthropology (1964) (2)
Society, the individual an change : with special reference to war and other present-day problems (1941) (2)
NATIVE EDUCATION IN NEW GUINEA (1937) (1)
Aboriginal Men of High Degree. (1947) (1)
81. Conservation of Aboriginal Peoples Whose Modes of Life are of Scientific Interest (1946) (1)
Aboriginal policy 1930-1950 (1957) (1)
[Theoretical analysis of forces responsible for the interaction of lipid bilayer membranes in the contact zone]. (1977) (1)
A NEW ANTHROPOLOGICAL SOCIETY (1959) (1)
A White Australia? Australia's Population Problem.@@@Women and Children First. (1948) (0)
[Effect of uni- and bivalent cation concentration on the separation between 2 lipid bilayers in the contact zone]. (1974) (0)
[Calculation of the stability of cylindrical particles in an electrolyte system]. (1971) (0)
78. Anthropological and Ethnological Teaching in Public Education (1946) (0)
[Effect of cation concentration and medium pH on the distance between 2 lipid bilayers in the contact zone]. (1975) (0)
CENTENARY OF THE ROYAL ANTHROPOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND (1973) (0)
NOTES ON THE SOCIAL ORGANIZATION OF THE WORIMI, A KATTANG‐SPEAKING PEOPLE1 (1932) (0)
PROCEEDINGS OF THE ANTHROPOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF NEW SOUTH WALES (1935) (0)
THE ABORIGINES IN AUSTRALIAN SOCIETY: A REVIEW ARTICLE (1971) (0)
[Reply to criticism of "Analysis of the lateral stability of protofibrils in the A-disk of striated muscle"]. (1977) (0)
Urgent research in Australian New Guinea and Papua (1961) (0)
[Van der Waals and electrostatic forces in muscle contraction]. (1973) (0)
[Effect of the pH of the medium and tetraphenylborate on the surface potential and charge of synthetic membranes]. (1979) (0)
Sarmi chants conclued (1955) (0)

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