Honea Kenneth Howard (2 results)

Horn- Wien, Verlag Ferdinand Berger, 1958. 109 pp. 14 b./w. plts & 16 b./w. maps. Orig. softcover (stapled wrappers). 4to. (Acta ethnologica et linguistica, Nr. 5).Issued for the Institut für Völkerkunde der Universität Wien. -- "Hamitic peoples" refers to an outdated, scientifically discredited 19th-century racial theory that named people in Africa after Ham, a son of Noah, and divided them into a superior "Hamitic race" (North Africa, Horn of Africa) versus a "Negroid race." This theory, used to justify colonialism, has been completely debunked and is no longer taken seriously by scholars, although the term still refers to Afro-Asiatic peoples from those regions, without the racist connotation.…

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