1886‐1964 A Dutch ethnologist and professor at Leiden University, he was a leader of the so-called Leiden School. He initially studied linguistics under CC Uhlenbeck and was attached to the American and African departments of the Leiden Museum of Ethnology, but later moved to Leiden University. In 1933-34 he conducted research in eastern Indonesia. He was strongly influenced by the French sociology of Durkheim and Mauss, and, stimulated by his colleague at the museum, WH Lascelles, he established his own unique Dutch structuralism. Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
1886‐1964 オランダの民族学者で,ライデン大学教授としていわゆるライデン学派の指導者であった。はじめC.C.ユーレンベックのもとで言語学を研究し,ライデン民族学博物館のアメリカ,アフリカ部に属していたが,のちライデン大学に移った。1933‐34年に東部インドネシアで調査をした。彼は博物館における同僚のW.H.ラッセルスからの刺激もあって,デュルケームやモースのフランス社会学の影響を強く受け,独自のオランダ構造主義をうち立てた。 出典 株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について 情報 |
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