Marvin Harris
American anthropologist (1927-2001)
Biography
Marvin Harris was born in Brooklyn, New York in 1927 and died in 2001. He worked as an anthropologist, philosopher, and sociologist. He wrote extensively and combined Marx's emphasis on forces of production with Malthus's insights on demographic factors and their effects on sociocultural systems.
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Marvin Harris is recorded as a philosopher, a anthropologist, a sociologist and a university teacher, born in New York (1927–2001).
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