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Further reading in relation to 'Charting Social Relations', Alan Macfarlane
Ralph Josselin and Earls Colne
Alan Macfarlane, The Family Life of Ralph Josselin (1970)
Alan Macfarlane, (ed.), The Diary of Ralph Josselin 1616-1683 (1976)
The Earls Colne Web Site (including Josselin's Diary): this can be found off the
Department of Social Anthropology site within the University of Cambridge site. It is
under final construction, so please be patient if it is intermittent at present...
Some classic modern studies of social networks in England
W.M.Williams, A West Country Village, Ashworthy (1963)
W.M.Williams, The Sociology of an English Village, Gosforth (1964)
Michael Young and Peter Wilmott, Family and Kinship in East London (1964)
Some classic studies of networks and network theory
J.Bossevain, Friends of Friends (1974)
J.A.Barnes, 'Class and Committees in a Norwegian Parish', Human Relations, vii,
no.1 (1954)
G.M.Foster, 'Interpersonal Relations in Peasant Society', Human Organization, 19,
no.4 (Winter 1960-1)
A.Mayer, 'The Significance of Quasi-Groups' in M.Banton (ed.), The Social
Anthropology of Complex Societies' (1966)
J.C.Mitchell, 'The Concept and Use of Social Networks' in Mitchell, J.C. (ed.), Social
Networks in Urban Situations, (1969)
Eric Wolf, 'Aspects of Group Relations in a Complex Society', American
Anthropologist, 58 (Dec. 1956)
Anthropological studies referred to:
Napoleon Chagnon, Studying the Yanomamo (1974)
Alan Macfarlane, Resources and Population: A Study of the Gurungs of Central
Nepal (1976)
Methodology and Sources
Robert G.Burgess,(ed.) Fields Research: A Sourcebook and Field Manual (1982)
A.L.Epstein, The Craft of Social Anthropology (1967)
Martyn Hammersley and Paul Atkinson, Ethnography: Principles in Practice (1983)
Alan Macfarlane, Reconstructing Historical Communities (1977)
Alan Macfarlane, A Guide to English Historical Records (1983)