Colin Turnbull | Academic Influence

Why Is Colin Turnbull Influential?

According to Wikipedia, Colin Macmillan Turnbull was a British-American anthropologist who came to public attention with the popular books The Forest People and The Mountain People , and one of the first anthropologists to work in the field of ethnomusicology.

Colin Turnbull's Published Works

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Published Papers

The Forest People (1961) (524)
The mountain people (1972) (431)
Wayward servants : the two worlds of the African pygmies (1965) (209)
On Responsibility and Humanity: Calling a Colleague to Account (1974) (100)
The Mbuti Pygmies : an ethnographic survey (1965) (77)
The Mbuti Pygmies: Change and Adaptation (1997) (70)
The Human Cycle (1983) (60)
The lonely African (1962) (59)
By Means of Performance: Liminality: a synthesis of subjective and objective experience (1990) (55)
The Mbuti Pygmies: an ethnographic survey. Anthropological papers of the AMNH ; v. 50, pt. 3 (1965) (40)
More Thoughts on the Ik and Anthropology [and Reply] (1975) (39)
Ritual, Play and Performance: Readings in the Social Sciences/Theatre (1979) (34)
Some observations regarding the experiences and behavior of the BaMbuti pygmies. (1961) (28)
DIPTERA PUPARIA FROM PRE-HISTORIC GRAVES (1979) (17)
TIBET : Its History, Religion and People (1972) (15)
Tradition and change in African tribal life (1971) (15)
Initiation Among the Bambuti Pygmies of the Central Ituri (Part Two) (1957) (13)
The lesson of the Pygmies. (1963) (12)
Legends of the BaMbuti (1959) (12)
Africa and change (1973) (11)
The peoples of Africa (1963) (11)
Man in Africa (1976) (10)
The Ik: Alias the Teuso (1967) (8)
Processional Ritual among the Mbuti Pygmies (1985) (5)
The Individual, Community and Society: Rights andResponsibilities from an AnthropologicalPerspective (1984) (4)
The Lepchas: Culture and Religion of a Himalayan People, Part I. Halfdan Siiger (1969) (3)
31. Pygmy Music and Ceremonial. (1955) (3)
The Forest People. London (The Reprint Society) 1961. (1961) (3)
Tribalism and Social Evolution in Africa (1964) (3)
Echoes of the Forest: Music of the Central African Pygmies (1997) (3)
The Africans : study guide (1986) (2)
51. Field Work Among the Bambuti Pygmies, Belgian Congo: A Preliminary Report (1960) (2)
Victor Turner's Pilgrimage: The Play of Life as Performance of the Sacred; Theatre and Anthropology; Gender, Class, and Self in Norway; The Dehuman Syndrome (1985) (1)
As Understandable as the Folks Next Door (1962) (1)
Tibet: An Account of the History, the Religion and the People of Tibet. (1969) (1)
The Human Potential for Inhumanity (1980) (1)
Anthropology Without Humanity (1988) (0)
Music of the Ituri Forest (1958) (0)
Population Relocation in Northern Uganda (1969) (0)
DIVISION OF ANTHOROPOLOGY: SOME RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF THE BAMBUTI PYGMIES* (1960) (0)
Ethnology: Pygmy Kitabu. JEAN‐PIERRE HALLET and ALEX PELLE (1975) (0)
Trouble in Paradise: Margaret Mead and Samoa (1983) (0)

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The Forest People

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