Seligman, Brenda Z.
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Seligman, Brenda Zara, d 1960
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Salaman Seligman, Brenda Zara
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Seligman, Brenda Z. Salaman
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セリグマン, B. Z
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Seligmann, Brenda Z. Salaman
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Seligmann, Brenda Z. Salaman
Seligmann, Brenda Z.
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Seligman, B. Z. (Brenda Z.)
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Seligman, B. Z. (Brenda Z.)
Seligman, Brenda Zara
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Seligmann, B. Z.
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Seligman, Brenda Zara Salamon
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Charles Seligman, 1873-1940, was educated at St Paul's School. He qualified as a doctor and became Director of the Clinical Laboratory at St Thomas's hospital, and also treated shellshock victims during World War One. He became interested in tropical diseases and it was for this reason that he went on his first expedition to Borneo and the Torres Straits. Whilst there, he developed an interest in anthropology and the rest of his life was devoted to this discipline. He also attempted to combine disciplines, using psychology to explain anthropological problems. He first taught at the London School of Economics in 1910, and was appointed to the Chair of Ethnology of the University of London in 1913, the first of its kind at the University. He retired in 1934, and was awarded the title of Emeritus Professor. Brenda Seligman, d 1960, accompanied her husband on anthropological expeditions and published material in her own right. Like her husband she acquired her knowledge of anthropology whilst working in the field. She was particularly interested in kinship and the lives of women and children.
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