File RAS BHA/1/3/11 - Letter from David Pocock to C.F. Beckingham

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GB 891 RAS BHA-RAS BHA/1-RAS BHA/1/3-RAS BHA/1/3/11

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Letter from David Pocock to C.F. Beckingham

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  • 29 April 1977 (Creation)

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(3/9/1929-25/11/2007)

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David Pocock was born in London and studied under FR Leavis at Pembroke College, Cambridge. In the early 1950s he went to Oxford and under the supervision of Edward Evans-Pritchard, carried out field research among Asian migrants in east Africa and subsequent work in Gujarat which resulted in two monographs. His collaboration with Louis Dumont led to the founding, in 1957, of the journal Contributions to Indian Sociology, which they wrote jointly for five years.
He moved to the University of Sussex, Brighton, in 1966, becoming Professor of Social Anthropology, retiring in 1987.

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Letter from David Pocock to C.F. Beckingham in support of the proposal by Barwis-Holliday.

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