by Wulf Sachs
HE HAD LIVED in South Africa all his life.
1893 – 1949
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American National characteristics · Character
The Lonely Crowd
1950
Ethnopsychology · Race relations
The mind of primitive man
1911
Fiction · England in fiction
The awkward age
1899
Totemism · Taboo
Totem et Taboo
1919
Black race · Blacks
Peau Noire, Masques Blancs
1952
Totem und Tabu
1913
Ethnopsychology · Anthropology
Cross-Cultural Psychology
2012
Culture · Ethnology
Patterns of Culture
1934
Linguistics · Language and languages
The Collected Works of Edward Sapir
1900
Ethnopsychology · Language
Völkerpsychologie
Psychoanalysis · Taboo
1924
African Americans · Blacks
Black rage
1968
Ethnopsychology · Primitive societies
The primitive mind and modern civilization
1931
Sociology · Crime and race
Criminological perspectives on race and crime
2007
Traducciones al español · Translations into Spanish
Les fleurs du mal
1855
Fiction · Families
The Rainbow
1915
Psychoanalysis · Dreams
Die Traumdeutung
Fiction · Physician and patient
Confession of Zeno
1930