@Book{er06-008,
  author = 	{Arensberg, Conrad M. (Conrad Maynadier)},
  title = 	{Irish Countryman: An Anthropological Study},
  year = 	{1937},
  publisher = 	{Macmillan and Company Limited},
  address = 	{London},
  keywords = 	{Ireland; Social life and customs; Rural Irish; Eireanneach; Functional and adaptational interpretations; Spirits and gods; Ethos; Norms; Urban and rural life; Status and treatment of the aged; Social relationships and groups; Cliques},
  abstract = 	{The materials in this book were first delivered in a course of lectures in 1936; essentially the first report on the results of the Harvard Irish Expedition. There are six lectures: interpretation of custom; countrymen at work; the family and the land; boys and men; shops, pubs and fairs; and the character and motivations of the people. As a whole, this is a functional study of the rural life, revealing how many seemingly unrelated aspects of country life are closely bound together by the ties of friendship and kinship.},
  note = 	{by Conrad M. Arensberg},
  note = 	{SCCS. LOC search  performed 1 April 2011; abstract entered 10/12/04;also included in E11; scanned for converter 18 December 2012.},
  url = 	{https://ehrafworldcultures.yale.edu/document?id=er06-008},
  language = 	{English}
  note =        {Accessed on: 2020-04-04}
}