Fredrik Barth

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Fredrik Barth was a prominent Norwegian social anthropologist known for his influential work on ethnicity, social organization, and the dynamics of cultural boundaries.

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Fredrik Barth canonical 1
Maurice Bloch 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
social anthropologist
academicDegree PhD in anthropology
countryOfCitizenship Norway
dateOfBirth 1928-12-22
dateOfDeath 2016-01-24
educatedAt Cambridge University
surface form: University of Cambridge

University of Chicago
University of Oslo NERFINISHED
employer Emory University NERFINISHED
Harvard University
University of Bergen NERFINISHED
University of Oslo NERFINISHED
familyName Barth NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork anthropology of South Asia
anthropology of the Middle East
economic anthropology
ethnicity studies
political anthropology
social anthropology
givenName Fredrik NERFINISHED
knownFor analysis of cultural boundaries
processual approaches in anthropology
studies of social organization
theory of ethnic groups and boundaries
languageOfWorkOrName English
Norwegian NERFINISHED
name Fredrik Barth NERFINISHED
nationality Norwegian
notableWork Balinese Worlds NERFINISHED
Ethnic Groups and Boundaries NERFINISHED
Models of Social Organization NERFINISHED
Nomads of South Persia NERFINISHED
Political Leadership among Swat Pathans NERFINISHED
Process and Form in Social Life NERFINISHED
placeOfBirth Germany NERFINISHED
Leipzig NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Norway NERFINISHED
Oslo NERFINISHED
positionHeld founding professor at the Department of Social Anthropology, University of Bergen
professor of social anthropology
researchFocus boundary maintenance between groups
ecological relationships in social systems
ethnic identity as a social process
micro-level social interaction
sexOrGender male
studied Balinese society
Basseri nomads in Iran
Kurds in the Middle East
Pathans in Swat, Pakistan

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Huxley Memorial Medal notableRecipient Fredrik Barth
this entity surface form: Maurice Bloch