Colin M. Turnbull
Born
in London, England, The United Kingdom
November 23, 1924
Died
July 28, 1994
Genre
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The Forest People
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published
1961
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77 editions
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The Mountain People
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published
1972
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24 editions
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The Lonely African
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published
1962
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20 editions
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Human Cycle
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published
1983
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9 editions
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The Mbuti Pygmies: Change and Adaptation
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published
1983
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8 editions
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Man in Africa
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published
1976
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7 editions
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Wayward Servants: The Two Worlds of the African Pygmies
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published
1966
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7 editions
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The Peoples of Africa
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published
1962
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10 editions
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Africa and Change
by
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published
1973
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Tradition and Change in African Tribal Life
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published
1966
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7 editions
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“to the Pygmy it is one of the most important differences between the people of the forest and the people of the village that the latter do not know “how to walk”. Walking, to the Pygmy, means being able to run swiftly and silently, without slipping, tripping, or falling. Every day he depends for his food on his ability to “walk,” and more than once his life will be saved by the same ability, when he has to run from a charging buffalo or creep away unnoticed from a sleeping leopard.”
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“The forest is a father and a mother to us," he said, "and like a father or mother it gives us everything we need — food, clothing, shelter, warmth … and affection.”
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