No family better represents the overlapping roles of administrator and scientist in the British empire than the Roths. This volume assesses the often-conflicting roles and contributions of the Roths as government servants and anthropologists.
No family better represents the overlapping roles of administrator and scientist in the British empire than the Roths. This volume assesses the often-conflicting roles and contributions of the Roths as government servants and anthropologists.
Introduction 1: The Background and Scope of the Roth Family 1: Making Otherness the Norm 2: The Family Background and Achievements of Walter Edmund Roth 2: Henry Ling Roth 3: Henry Ling Roth: The Natives of Sarawak and British North Borneo 4: The Making of Great Benin: Felix Norman Roth and Henry Ling Roth 1 5: The Primitive Body and Colonial Administration: Henry Ling Roth's Approach to Body Modification 3: Walter E Roth and the Scientific Collection of Data about Australian Indigenous People 6: From Oxford to the Bush: WE Roth, WB Spencer and Australian Anthropology 7: Ethnological Studies and Archaeology of North West Central Queensland 8: WE Roth and the Study of Aboriginal Languages in Queensland 4: Walter E Roth and Controversy in Australia 9: WE Roth on Asians in Australia 10: The Legacy of a 'Lazy Character': Walter Roth's Contribution to the Ethnography Collections of the Queensland Museum 11: The Life and Times of Walter Edmund Roth in North Queensland: The First Protector, the Australian Museum and Scandal 12: Naked Shame: Nation, Science and Indigenous Knowledge in Walter Roth's Interventions into Frontier Sexualities 13: Walter Edmund Roth: Royal Commissioner of Western Australia, 1904 14: Walter Roth and Ethno-Pornography 5: Walter E Roth in Guyana 15: An Indigenous Compendium: Walter E Roth and the Ethnology of British Guiana 16: 'Protector of Indians': Assessing Walter Roth's Legacy in Policy Towards Amerindians in Guyana 6: The Roth Legacy 17: Vincent Roth: The Man, His Life and His Work 18: George Kingsley Roth and the Fijian Way of Life
Introduction 1: The Background and Scope of the Roth Family 1: Making Otherness the Norm 2: The Family Background and Achievements of Walter Edmund Roth 2: Henry Ling Roth 3: Henry Ling Roth: The Natives of Sarawak and British North Borneo 4: The Making of Great Benin: Felix Norman Roth and Henry Ling Roth 1 5: The Primitive Body and Colonial Administration: Henry Ling Roth's Approach to Body Modification 3: Walter E Roth and the Scientific Collection of Data about Australian Indigenous People 6: From Oxford to the Bush: WE Roth, WB Spencer and Australian Anthropology 7: Ethnological Studies and Archaeology of North West Central Queensland 8: WE Roth and the Study of Aboriginal Languages in Queensland 4: Walter E Roth and Controversy in Australia 9: WE Roth on Asians in Australia 10: The Legacy of a 'Lazy Character': Walter Roth's Contribution to the Ethnography Collections of the Queensland Museum 11: The Life and Times of Walter Edmund Roth in North Queensland: The First Protector, the Australian Museum and Scandal 12: Naked Shame: Nation, Science and Indigenous Knowledge in Walter Roth's Interventions into Frontier Sexualities 13: Walter Edmund Roth: Royal Commissioner of Western Australia, 1904 14: Walter Roth and Ethno-Pornography 5: Walter E Roth in Guyana 15: An Indigenous Compendium: Walter E Roth and the Ethnology of British Guiana 16: 'Protector of Indians': Assessing Walter Roth's Legacy in Policy Towards Amerindians in Guyana 6: The Roth Legacy 17: Vincent Roth: The Man, His Life and His Work 18: George Kingsley Roth and the Fijian Way of Life
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