Edited Phyllis Kaberry (3 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. 1969. Africa. Tavistock Publications. Fair ex-library, front hinge is cracked and exposed, text is clean, good brown cloth and good dust jacket 372p. As is.

Softcover. Vintage Copy. Book condition is Very Good in wraps. Toning and minor edge wear to exterior. Text is clean and unmarked. ; 8vo. 8"h x 5"w.

Cloth. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good + Dust Jacket. First Edition. Xiv, (Iii), 171 Pp. Tan Cloth. First Printing. An Unusually Nice Copy. Dust Jacket With Almost No Wear , 3/4" Closed Tear At Bottom Of Front Panel, 1/2" Closed Tear And 1/8" Hole And Small Associated Irregularity On Rear Panel, Else Near Fine. "This Posthumous Book Represents His Considered Views On The African Question, And By Extension On The Whoe Problem Of Rce Where The White Man Has Moved Into Territories Occupied By Other Men Of Different Color. The Innumerable Frictions Arising From The White Man's Promise Of A Better World Hand His Frequent Failure, From The Native Point Of View, To Provide It. This Is Of Course One Of The Central Problems That Will Confront The Great Powers During And After The Present War, And It Is Doubtful That Any Man Of Science Has Been Better Equipped Than Professor Malinowski To Deal With It." Certainly The Book That Furnished The Starting Point Of Conversations By Politicians, Administrators, Bureaucrats, And Lower Level Functionaries For Many Years. In That Alternative World Not Populated So Fruitfully By Pompous Unread Unlistening Sociopaths Who Rise To Levels Of Power Far Beyond Their Own Understanding. In This World, Reprinted As Later As 1969 But Only Read Through By A Few Students.