State and society : the emergence and development of social hierarchy and political centralization
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State and society : the emergence and development of social hierarchy and political centralization
（One world archaeology, 4）
Unwin Hyman, 1988
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Papers from the World Archaeological Congress held in Southampton, England, in Sept. 1986
Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
This book is part of a series resulting from the World Archaeological Congress held in 1986 which addressed world archaeology in its widest sense. It emphasised that archaeology is much more than the mere recording of specific cultural events. It embraces the study of social and cultural change in its entirety. The authors set out to examine the nature of social hierarchies and political centralization in a specifically chosen set. Their material embraces what would traditionally be called "ranked" societies - chiefdoms, ancient "civilizations", European colonial states and a modern national state from the Third World. In all these cases it is clear that without the sophisticated understanding and use of terminolology and concepts deriving primarily from sociology and social anthropology, archaeologists must inevitably be guilty of the most gross oversimplifications in their treatment of other (past) societies. The findings demonstrate the inter-disciplinary nature of archaeological, sociological and anthropological investigation and interpretation epitomizing the indivisible nature of past and present.
目次
- Introduction The comparative analysis of social and political transitions, John Gledhill. Part 1 Ranked societies and the transition to statehood
- evolution, sequential hierarchy and real integration - the case of traditional Samoan society, Thomas Bargatzky
- the Hawaiian transformation of ancestral Polynesian society - conceptualizing chiefly states, Matthew Spriggs. Part 2 The dynamics of state formation - formation processes, cumulative and uneven development, devolution and resistance
- state formation and uneven development, Christine Ward Gailey and Thomas C.Patterson
- subsistence, social control of resources and the development of complex society in the valley of Mexico, Brigitte Boehm de Lameiras
- hierarchization in Maya segmentary states, John W. Fox
- a cycle of development and decline in the early phases of civilization in Palestine - an analysis of the Intermediate Bronze Period (2200-2000 BC), Talia Shay
- emerging towns in Benin and Ishan (Nigeria) (AD 500-1500), P.J.Darling
- control of resources in the medieval period, C.G.Harfield
- copper production and eastern Mediterranean trade - the rise of complex society on Cyprus, A.Bernard Knapp
- Part 3 The role of writing and literacy in the development of social and political power: introduction - literacy and social complexity, Mogens Trolle Larsen
- literacy, social organization and the archaeological record - the case of early Egypt, John Baines
- power and authority in early historic Scotland - pictish symbol stones and other documents, Stephen T.Driscoll
- literacy and power - the introduction and use of writing in early historic Scotland, Margaret R. Nieke
- inventions of writing, Michael Harbsmeier. Part 4 European colonialism, the transformation of indigenous state forms and the development of modern national states: patrimonialism, involution and the agrarian question in Java - a Weberian analysis of class relations and servile labour, J.I. (Hans) Bakker
- legacies of empire - political centralization and class formation in the Hispanic- American world, John Gledhill
- the centralization of education in Mexico - subordination and autonomy, Humberto Gonzalez Chavez.
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