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Films
found one film
Directors
“Husmann, Rolf”
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Series
“0”
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Year of production
“1993”
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Region
British-Irish Isles
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Country
United Kingdom
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Keywords
History of Anthropology
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Public Figure
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Directors
Husmann, Rolf
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Loizos, Peter
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Sperscheinder, Werner
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Series
not set
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Country of production
Germany
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United Kingdom
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Year of production
1993
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Film
Firth on Firth
1993
49
‘
Directed by
Rolf Husmann
Peter Loizos
Werner Sperscheinder
.
In a series of interviews in his London home and the London School of Economics, Sir Raymond Firth talks about his life and some of his personal views. The film focuses thus on his Maori studies, Social Anthropology under Malinowski at the LSE, Firth’s fieldwork in Tikopia and, in an interview together with his wife, Lady Rosemary, their common fieldwork in Malaya. A number of unique black-and-white photographs taken by Firth himself also are used as illustrations.
British-Irish Isles
History of Anthropology
Public Figure