World Anthropology. An Interdisciplinary Series. Ten volumes in this renowned series.

The Hague, Paris, etc., Mouton Publishers, 1975-1980. Ten volumes. 8vo (23.2 x 14.2 cm). Full cloth, all but three with pictorial dust jackets. = A major collection of works in this important series and a unique set. Including; 1. Frederick Gearing, Lucinda Sangree (ed.) - Toward a Cultural Theory of Education and Schooling - 1979 - 259 pages.; 2. David L. Browman, Ronald A. Schwarz (ed.) - Peasants, Primitives, and Proletariats - 1979 - 429 pages.; 3. Regina E. Holloman, Serghei Arutiunov (ed.) - Perspectives on Ethnicity - 1978 - 457 pages.; 4. W. Arens (ed.) - A Century of Change in Eastern Africa - 1976 - 309 pages.; 5. William R. Bascom - African Dilemma Tales - 1975 - 162 pages. Without dustjacket.; 6. B.K. Swartz Jr., Raymond A. Dumett (ed.) - West African Culture Dynamics - 1980 - 636 pages.; 7. Raoul Andersen (ed.) - North Atlantic Maritime Cultures - 1979 - 365 pages.; 8. Richard W. Casteel, George I. Quimby (ed.) - Maritime Adaptations of the Pacific - 1975 - 319 pages. Without dustjacket.; 9. David J. Banks (ed.) - Changing Identities in Modern Southeast Asia - 1976 - 357 pages. Without dustjacket.; 10. Kenneth David (ed.) - The New Wind Changing Identities in South Asia - 1977 - 537 pages. All are important because of renewed interest in the greatest problems and challenges in the modern world: inequality, poverty, cultural barriers, ethnicity, education. A total of well over 5,000 pages and many illustrations. All without library markings. Some volumes are rare. Most copies are clean, unmarked, very good.