The Berlin Mission Society and German linguistic roots of volkekunde: The background, training and Hamburg writings of Werner Eiselen, 1899-1924
bat This article presents a case for the centrality of race and racism in the training and early ethnographic writings of Werner Eiselen (1899-1977).Together with further discussion in two other articles, it demonstrates that Eiselen was not the consolidator of the British functionalist anthropological tradition in South Africa nor a strong affilia