Svetlana Ban'kovskaya 1
Mary Douglas
2007,
vol. 6,
No. 3,
pp. 118–126
[issue contents]
The intellectual biography of the renowned British anthropologist Mary Douglas unfolds as transition from social and cultural anthropology to sociological theory. The transition is traced up from the Durkheimian backgrounds in her early works on the primitive cultures to the “grid-and-group” and “thought styles” concepts for the analysis of the modern societies.
Citation:
Ban'kovskaya Svetlana P. (2007) Meri Duglas [Mary Douglas] The Russian Sociological Review, 3, pp. 118-126 (in Russian)
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