Lawrence Krader

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Lawrence Krader is affiliated with the following schools: University of Waterloo, City College of New York, Syracuse University, Free University of Berlin, American University, University of Washington, Columbia University, Harvard University

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Lawrence Krader

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#1024

World Rank

#1374

Historical Rank

#512

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PhD Anthropology Columbia University

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According to Wikipedia, Lawrence Krader was an American socialist anthropologist and ethnologist. Early life Krader was born on December 9, 1919, in Jamaica, New York. In 1936, at the Philosophy Department of the City College of New York , he studied Aristotle with Abraham Edel, Leibniz with Philipp P. Wiener, and mathematical logic and linguistics with Alfred Tarski. In 1937–38, he also studied logic with Rudolf Carnap and ethnology with Franz Boas. In 1941, Krader graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree at CCNY and was granted the Ketcham Award for Philosophy. As the US entered World War II, Krader joined the merchant navy and traveled to the Russian Arctic port of Archangelsk before travelling to Leningrad where he learned the Russian language.

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The Ethnological Notebooks of Karl Marx (1986) (96)
The Asiatic mode of production : sources, development and critique in the writings of Karl Marx (1977) (78)
The Asiatic Mode of Production (1977) (77)
Formation of the state (1968) (59)
Social Organization of the Mongol-Turkic Pastoral Nomads (1964) (52)
Ecology of Central Asian Pastoralism (1955) (49)
Peoples of central Asia (1971) (35)
On a Demographer's View of Prehistoric Demography (1975) (33)
4 The Origin of the State Among the Nomads of Asia (1978) (31)
The Ecology of Nomadic Pastoralism (1959) (29)
Buryat Religion and Society (1954) (24)
The Ethnological Notebooks of Karl Marx: Studies of Morgan, Phear, Maine, Lubbock (1972) (21)
Asymmetrical Reciprocity: A Contribution to the Theory of Political Legitimacy [and Comments and Reply] (1980) (21)
A Nativistic Movement in Western Siberia (1956) (21)
The Ethnological Notebooks (1979) (19)
Feudalism and the Tatar Polity of the Middle Ages (1958) (17)
The Soviet and the Savage [and Comments and Replies] (1975) (16)
Principles and Structures in the Organization of the Asiatic Steppe-Pastoralists (1955) (12)
Dialectic of civil society (1976) (11)
The Works of Marx and Engels in Ethnology Compared (1973) (10)
A Marxist Reappraisal of the Matriarchate [and Comments and Reply] (1979) (8)
The Transition from Serf to Peasant in Eastern Europe (1960) (5)
'The Centrality of Central Asia': A Dialogue with Frank (1992) (5)
Neolithic Find in the Chukchi Peninsula (1952) (5)
Sources of Demographic Data on Mainland China (1959) (5)
DIVISION OF ANTHROPOLOGY: PERSON AND COLLECTIVITY: A PROBLEM IN THE DIALECTIC OF ANTHROPOLOGY* (1968) (4)
A treatise of social labor (1979) (4)
Social evolution and social revolution (1975) (4)
KARL MARX AS ETHNOLOGIST (1973) (4)
Red, black, blond, and olive (1956) (3)
Marxist Anthropology: Principles and Contradictions. New Perspectives in the Science of Man Part I: Society, Individual and Person (1975) (3)
The Ethnological Notebooks of Karl Marx: A Commentary (1979) (3)
The Mind of Lewis H. Morgan [and Comments and Reply] (1981) (3)
Environmental Threat and Social Organization (1970) (2)
Anthropological traditions: Their relationship as a dialectic (1980) (2)
Schamanentum (Shamanism), by Hans Findeisen + Das Tier Als Gott, Daemon Und Ahne (The Animal as God, Demon, and Ancestor), by Hans Findeisen (1959) (1)
Still More on Marx, Engels, and Morgan (1977) (1)
REPLY TO DUNNS (1966) (1)
Professional manpower and education in Communist China (1962) (1)
Mongolia and the Mongols: Several Views (1964) (1)
Primary Reification and Primitive Mythology (1966) (1)
Indigenous cultures. (1971) (1)
The International Directory of Anthropologists (1962) (1)
Le grande vie di comunicazione Europa‐Asia (The great routes of communications Europe‐Asia). Giuseppe Tucci. (1959) (0)
GENERAL AND THEORETICAL: The Nature and Function of Priesthood. E. O. James (1957) (0)
Marxist Anthropology: Principles and Contradictions (1975) (0)
The Dialectical Critique of the Nature of Human Nature (1976) (0)
The Great Siberian Migration.Donald W. Treadgold (1958) (0)
General and Theoretical: Good Tidings: The Belief in Progress from Darwin to Marcuse. WARREN W. WAGAR (1975) (0)
Recent Studies of the Russian Peasant (1956) (0)
Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic. Vols. I and II. (1958) (0)
Studies in Siberian Ethnogenesis. Anthropology of the North: Translations from Russian Sources, No. 2. H. N. Michael, Ed. Published for the Arctic Institute of North America. University of Toronto Press, Toronto, Canada, 1962. vi + 313 pp. Illus. Paper, $3.50 (1962) (0)
The Ordos System of Kinship Relations and Terminology (1965) (0)
Other: Mongols of the Twentieth Century, Part II. Robert A. Rupen (1966) (0)
The Kalmyk Mongols: A Study in Continuity and Change. Paula G. Rubel (1968) (0)
Soviet Oriental Studies--1940-48 (1948) (0)
OTHER: Geography of the Northlands. George H. T. Kimble and Dorothy Good (1956) (0)
Yakutia: Before Its Incorporation into the Russian State. A. P. OKLADNIKOV. S. and E. Dunn (1971) (0)
ETHNOLOGY AND ETHNOHISTORY: Fundamental Principles of Mongol Law. Valentin A. Riasanovsky.: Customary Law of the Nomadic Tribes of Siberia. Valentin A. Riasanovsky (1966) (0)
Prague Meeting of the Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences (1962) (0)
Ocherki Istorii Pervobuithoy Kulturi (Sketches of the History of Primitive Culture). M. O. Kocbeh. (1959) (0)
Seventh World Congress of Anthropology and Ethnology (1962) (0)
: The Monguors of the Kansu-Tibetan Border: Part II, Their Religious Life . Louis M. J. Schram. (1958) (0)
GENERAL: Land and Polity in Tibet. Pedro Carrasco (1960) (0)
Marxism, Fascism, and the Cold War (1986) (0)
The Peasants of Central Russia. Stephen P. Dunn and Ethel Dunn. (1968) (0)
On the law of social value (1977) (0)
Stephen P. Dunn and Ethel Dunn, The Peasants of Central Russia. New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Toronto, and London: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1967. Pages xvi, 139. $1.95, paper. “Stanford University Case Studies in Cultural Anthropology.” (1968) (0)
Russian Federated Socialist Republic. Thomas Fitzsimmons (Ed.) et al (1958) (0)
ETHNOLOGY AND GENERAL: The Peoples of Siberia. M. G. Levin and L. P. Potapov (1965) (0)
Political Leadership among Swat Pathans. Fredrik Barth (1961) (0)
Anthropology and early law : selected from the writings of Paul Vinogradoff, Frederic W. Maitland, Frederick Pollock, Maxime Kovalevsky, Rudolf Huebner, Frederic Seebohm (1966) (0)
ETHNOLOGY AND ETHNOGRAPHY: Mongol Community and Kinship Structure. Herbert Harold Vreeland (1955) (0)
Designs for a Center of Social Science Research in the Arid Zones (1963) (0)
Book Review:Moscow and the Communist Party of India. John H. Kautsky (1957) (0)
Research needs in the behavioral sciences relative to highway planning (1960) (0)
SOUTHWESTERN JOURNAL OF ANTHROPOLOGY (2007) (0)
The Periodization of World History According to Karl Marx (1980) (0)
Chahar and Dagor Mongol Bureaucratic Administration: 1912–1945. David F. Aberle (1963) (0)
ETHNOLOGY AND ETHNOGRAPHY: The Monguors of the Kansu‐Tibetan Frontier: Their Origin, History, and Social Organization. Louis M. J. Schram, C.I.C.M. Introduction by Owen Lattimore (1955) (0)

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