Tradition and Change in African Tribal Life

This hardcover book is in good condition, with some signs of wear typical of a library copy. The spine and binding are intact, with no visible dust jacket. The interior pages are clean, with minor foxing. A stamp from Plant High School Library is present on the title page, marking its history as an ex-library book.

Tradition and Change in African Tribal Life by Colin M. Turnbull is published by The World Publishing Company in 1966, with locations in Cleveland and New York. This hardcover edition delves into the dynamics of African tribal societies, exploring the interplay between tradition and modern influences. The book is enhanced by maps and diagrams crafted by Nicholas Amorosi, providing visual context to Turnbull's insightful narrative. While the copyright page confirms its publication year as 1966, this copy bears a library stamp from Plant High School, indicating its previous use in an educational setting. Colin M. Turnbull is a respected anthropologist known for his extensive work on African cultures, offering readers a profound understanding of tribal life. This edition is particularly valuable for those interested in anthropology and African studies, though it does not include a dust jacket.