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Bronislaw Malinowski (view source)
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| burial =Evergreen Cemetery, New Haven, Connecticut
| burial =Evergreen Cemetery, New Haven, Connecticut
| education =Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland (1908; PhD)<br/>London School of Economics, London, England (1910)<br/>University of London, London, England (1916; DSc)
| education =Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland (1908; PhD)<br/>London School of Economics, London, England (1910)<br/>University of London, London, England (1916; DSc)
| occupation =Anthropologist
| writings =''The Family Among the Australian Aborigines'' (1913)<br/>''The Natives of Mailu'' (1915)<br/>''The Trobriand Islands'' (1915)<br/>''Argonauts of the Western Pacific'' (1922)<br/>''The Scientific Theory of Culture'' (1922)<br/>''Myth in Primitive Psychology'' (1926)<br/>''Crime and Custom in Savage Society'' (1926)
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'''Bronislaw Malinowski''' (1884-1942) was an early-20th century [[anthropology|anthropologist]] whose ground-breaking studies of Melanesian islanders turned anthropology from an "arm-chair" science to a specialized discipline.
'''Bronislaw Malinowski''' (1884-1942) was an early-20th century [[anthropology|anthropologist]] whose ground-breaking studies of Melanesian islanders turned anthropology from an "arm-chair" science to a specialized discipline.
[[Category:Anthropology]]
[[Category:Anthropology]]